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dez
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OK, I haven't done a lot of research on this so I'm just throwing it out as a test question.
What kind of money can I expect to make teaching there and what kind of job can I expect with my qualifications?
I have an honours BA in history and have been teaching in Korea for over 3 years. I'm working on an MAppLing from Macquarie in Sydney and need to make enough next year to fund a year in Australia finishing the degree as an on-site student. Is this possible, or should I stay in Korea for another year to be sure? (I'd really like to change countries soon.) |
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drgonzo
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If its about making money, go to Taiwan, so I hear.
I managed to save about $10000 US in one year working in Indo, but I am the only one that I know that has done so other than teachers at International schools. |
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Winmar
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| How the hell did you make, let alone save that much over there?! |
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drgonzo
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| Worked my ass off with two companies, received good commission from gaining company contracts, and managed to live on 4 million a month somehow. Had a few months making 20juta, and only spent 4... can save fast like that. |
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