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spiral78
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Yes, it's entirely true that international schools (and universities) offer competitive pay and benefits and that they can get work permits for non-EU teachers.
The problem is that openings are fairly rare in this (as you've pointed out) highly desired area - there is lots of competition for the relatively few slots, and schools can obviously demand top and/or specialist quals.
It's something to try for if one's got the qualificaitons, but it simply isn't a wide-open job market by any means. |
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