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lugubregondola
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| Hong Kong is very expensive. How much do you think a TEFL salary is over there? Why work in an expensive city like HK? Are you gonna get free accommodation? Just do like NS says and email your registrar to get a transcript or letter about your TEFL. TEFL is CELTA. There aren't any other TEFL certificates I know of. They're all CELTAS nowadays I think. That's the only one worth getting anyway. |
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Spelunker
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| Posted: Thu Sep 08, 2016 5:48 pm Post subject: re: to me, or someone else? |
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| I am not in HK anymore, thank you. And yes, there is TEFL and CELTA, the two are not the same. |
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Jmbf
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| Hong Kong is very expensive. How much do you think a TEFL salary is over there? Why work in an expensive city like HK? Are you gonna get free accommodation? |
Usually no free accommodation is offered with teaching positions in HK. Why work in HK? Put simply, there is still a lot of potential to earn good money here teaching EFL. I personally know quite a few teachers here earning over USD $100K / year. When combined with low taxes and the other benefits of living in HK, it's not hard to see the attraction. |
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