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[mehcreature]

Hey guys. I am a soon to be college graduate, and looking at my options for next year. Japan is a passion of mine, and unfortunately I did not get accepted to JET and the other programs are too expensive to partake in for right now. So I plan on trying again next year. However, I am looking towards Europe now. How feasible is it to get a teaching job in Croatia? I do not speak Croatian except a few phrases, but I am a Croatian citizen. I also am an American citizen, which legitimizes my native speaker level. Would the fact a school does not have to worry about visas make me more competitive? Thanks for your time guys.

[spiral78]

There is a small market in Croatia for English teaching - and you'd likely be a reasonable candidate based on your citizenship. Google Zagreb language schools first - the rest of the country is REALLY tiny in terms of job ops.