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ancient_dweller
Joined: 12 Aug 2010
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Location: Woodland Bench
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If you're not put off by the program fee, there's always the Central European Teaching Program which places teachers in Hungary - http://www.cetp.info/
The old website and fee make it seem a bit fishy but I've pretty thoroughly checked it out and it's definitely legitimate. I spoke to the program director today and she mentioned they still had about 10 openings left at various schools.
You'll be making a modest wage indeed (in Hungarian forints, no less) but it will be enough to live on. |
This seems cool. But they keep it hush hush on how much you actually earn. I am guessing salaries could be as little as $500 a month. |
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the_otter
Joined: 02 Aug 2010
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Just checking back in to thank everyone for their advice.
At the moment I'm working freelance in Stuttgart for a language school and making just about enough to live on. I'm planning to stick around as long as the work keeps coming - hopefully until I can get some kind of useful qualification in German. |
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