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madhatter109
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| You can do it in the USA. Go teach English at a trade school for (16 bucks an hour - 30 hours a week), then pick up a part time job for 15 hours a week. I save about 800 a month. |
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1st Sgt Welsh
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Location: Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei
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| Posted: Fri Nov 18, 2011 12:47 am Post subject: |
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| Like others have mentioned, Vietnam is an option if you want to save $800 per month. To work here legally though, you need a teaching certificate (e.g. CELTA). |
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Asurai
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| Posted: Fri Nov 18, 2011 11:44 pm Post subject: |
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| madhatter109 wrote: |
| You can do it in the USA. Go teach English at a trade school for (16 bucks an hour - 30 hours a week), then pick up a part time job for 15 hours a week. I save about 800 a month. |
That's a terrible idea imo especially considering the job market in the USA.Also your idea would require 45 hours week and a very low standard of living compare to many of the proposed option. |
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littlelauren86
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| That's a terrible idea imo especially considering the job market in the USA.Also your idea would require 45 hours week and a very low standard of living compare to many of the proposed option. |
I agree with this. Actually, that's what I was doing for a brief period before I left the US. I was hired by a trade school, then let go a month later when not of enough students signed up for the class. I'd say it would work when the economy improves. That job was $20/hour and low stress. |
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CarolinaTHeels
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| 1st Sgt Welsh wrote: |
| Like others have mentioned, Vietnam is an option if you want to save $800 per month. To work here legally though, you need a teaching certificate (e.g. CELTA). |
One cant get legal work with just a university degree? |
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1st Sgt Welsh
Joined: 13 Dec 2010
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Location: Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei
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| Posted: Wed Dec 07, 2011 3:24 pm Post subject: |
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| CarolinaTHeels wrote: |
| 1st Sgt Welsh wrote: |
| Like others have mentioned, Vietnam is an option if you want to save $800 per month. To work here legally though, you need a teaching certificate (e.g. CELTA). |
One cant get legal work with just a university degree? |
I think it's possible if you have several years teaching experience. Otherwise, unless it's all changed recently (which I doubt), you need a Police Clearance Certificate, health check, degree and a teaching certificate to work legally. |
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