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ROBTYM
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BA IN mathematics Masters in secindary education mathematics.
3 years of teaching experience here in NYC , US. Licensed.
What would be my options in Poland?
What about salary?
Any ideas...
Thanks
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Grrrmachine
Joined: 27 Jul 2005
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Location: Warsaw, Poland
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| This question has been answered many times. Take a look around the board and see what you can find out. |
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gregoryfromcali
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Location: People's Republic of Shanghai
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Get a CELTA start looking for work in September and you'll find something.
Most teachers don't make a lot of money compared to home, but they do have a good lifestyle and make enough to travel around former communist Europe. |
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Alex Shulgin
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| Try for a job at the American school of Warsaw. Good money and working conditions. It's a US grade school and high school which just happens to be in Warsaw! |
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Bialonoz
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| Alex Shulgin wrote: |
| Try for a job at the American school of Warsaw. Good money and working conditions. It's a US grade school and high school which just happens to be in Warsaw! |
I heard there are two, and one's better than the other. Not sure which is which.
Just turning up at a school with your CV isn't a bad idea. They can see you, speak to you and remember you. Also, you could ask your old CELTA tutors if they have any contacts in the area you want. |
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Alex Shulgin
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| Bialonoz wrote: |
| Alex Shulgin wrote: |
| Try for a job at the American school of Warsaw. Good money and working conditions. It's a US grade school and high school which just happens to be in Warsaw! |
I heard there are two, and one's better than the other. Not sure which is which. |
There is one. The American School of Warsaw. It is very good indeed.
There is also the International American school or maybe American International school. I can't repeat the stories I have heard from former members of staff at that school in case Dave gets sued. |
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