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Gary Said:
Going to Korea with AF husband- ESL teaching jobs off base?We Answered:
The easiest thing would be to come here with your husband and, after arrival, email your resume around. Once hired, the employer will determine whether your SOFA visa will be sufficient to work with. If it isn't, it's a simple matter of flying to Osaka for the visa. Most decent employers will pay for the Osaka flight. If a prospective employer tries to make you pay for the Osaka trip yourself, then keep looking.There are lots of jobs teaching English in Korea, so don't worry - shouldn't be any problem at all.
Velma Said:
ESL teaching jobs in Montreal?We Answered:
All the best but the market is very limited. If you can get into a school system (you must have a Bachelor's degree in Education) maybe. Or there might be a lot of volunteer positions available.Terrence Said:
ESL teaching jobs available in the US?We Answered:
Contact local hospitals and businesses with a large number of employees. They may be willing to negotiate something with you. You may also want to offer spanish classes to these types of establishments as well. Try hospitals first. :)Kristina Said:
Can anyone personally recommend a good recruiter for finding a job teaching ESL in South Korea?We Answered:
There are two that I would look at.Actually, there is ONE that I would recommend. The first one that I thought of doesn't connect to schools in South Korea. However, if you're qualified (Bachelor's degree and TESL certificate with supervised teaching practice) they have excellent schools (no crappy chain school selling school-made textbooks to students for $100 or anything like that). This one is International House, and they are an affiliation of high-class language schools around the world. They have schools in Vietnam, Malaysia and China if you're keen on those countries. See the first link.
The second company, which does connect you to schools in South Korea, is called Footprints Recruiting. They have year-round placements in Korea requiring only a Bachelor's degree (not TESL certificate). If you complete the one-year contract you will get your airfare reimbursed, and most contracts include accomodation.
Christine Said:
Is it difficult for an American to find an ESL teaching job in Hong Kong?We Answered:
i dont think it would be. and i also think an american teacher should get higher salary.Dorothy Said:
What kind of certification is usually helpful in getting jobs teaching esl?We Answered:
In Europe, most employers are looking for a "CELTA" (Certificate in English Language Teaching to Adults), a "Trinity Cert TESOL" (Certificate in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages) or equivalent. These are 120 hour, classroom-based courses and include several hours of observed teaching practice.To keep your employment options as open as possible, one of these courses, or an equivalent in terms of length and content, are the best to go for. There are many other good quality courses available, with many acronyms (!) but generally speaking, the shorter and less classroom-based your course, the more limited your options will be when it comes to finding a job.
If you're looking for somewhere to take one of these courses, I would try one of these sites:
http://www.learn4good.com/
http://www.eslbase.com/
http://www.cactustefl.com/
Vicki Said:
I've just been offered two ESL teaching jobs, which one do I pick?We Answered:
The second one sounds like a better bet - even if you have to wear a tie. Yes, it may denote control issues, but it also means the students will have to conform to standards as well. The first school doesn't sound like a winner at all - one of these days, they'll send in a new broom and the whole thing will be redone and you may not like someone tromping on your turf.