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[BloodyIrish]

my girlfriend is an american, and she recently moved to dublin. two years tefl experience in east europe, with no cert at all. got a job with a summer camp for a month, and now has a job with a fairly chaotic city centre school. i think as long as you're confident you'll do okay.

[svenhassel]

the tefl industry in ireland is booming. check the business reports.

can't say much about cork but try galway also i've head good things about belfast and dare i say it dublin, although the cost of living as a teacher could put a strain on your finances in the capital if not elsewhere.

if you can't find a school you must be doing something wrong. i know for sure that ireland is a top destination for esl students. get on a bus and visit the schools in person as there's no shortage of native speakers in eire.

one more thing, drop the armalite crap fellas, ireland is a much greener and more pleasant a land than it used to be. where've you been living???????? leave that kind of talk to the few remaining warmongers

sven

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[Bebsi]

Paulmanser says

[BloodyIrish]