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shaykh1985
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 Posted: Mon May 20, 2013 2:18 pm Post subject: Hungary... |
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There seems to be little information about Hungary at present...
Is there still a demand for teachers?...
And what kind of salary should a a degree holding, CELTA Qualified teacher with 1 years experience expect?...
If looking for a job in September or October when is the best time to start applying?... |
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General Disarray
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| Posted: Wed May 22, 2013 4:22 pm Post subject: |
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Between 600 euros - 800 euros a month depending on how many lessons you take up, may take a month or so to build up to this though. September is the best time to start to looking as there is nothing in August.
This is in Budapest, I have no idea about the other cities as I imagine the demand is less, but you can get some work at a public school as a native speaker, I have seen adverts mainly in Szeged.
You'll have to be in the country to pick up the work as well.
Also an EU passport. |
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shaykh1985
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| Posted: Thu May 23, 2013 5:32 am Post subject: |
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| General Disarray wrote: |
Between 600 euros - 800 euros a month depending on how many lessons you take up, may take a month or so to build up to this though. September is the best time to start to looking as there is nothing in August.
This is in Budapest, I have no idea about the other cities as I imagine the demand is less, but you can get some work at a public school as a native speaker, I have seen adverts mainly in Szeged.
You'll have to be in the country to pick up the work as well.
Also an EU passport. |
Thanks for the reply...is it possible to live there on 600 Euros a month or do teachers often end up dipping into savings?...
I'm not fussed about not saving money but don't exactly want to be hand to mouth... |
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General Disarray
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| Posted: Thu May 23, 2013 2:34 pm Post subject: |
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| 600 euros a month is more than what the average Hungarian would earn so yeah you should be okay. 600 is more to the low end though of the wage scale. Hungary is a bit more expensive than other countries in the region I would say though for things like food, alcohol, rent and clothes. |
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