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tooker
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 Posted: Mon Jan 31, 2005 8:09 am Post subject: best place for a newbie? |
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| Im looking to do a tesol with tefl international at some point this year(it will be in thailand, vietnam or egypt, and after this I hoope to find a job teaching english. My question is where is a good place to start? I dont have a degree but I would like to teach for at least a few years. What places would I have a reasonably high chance of finding a job? I was thinking maybe vietnam, cambodia or Yemen, but I dont really know what the situation is for someone like me who has no degree, will it seriously hinder me? |
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veiledsentiments
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I would say that as long as money is not your object, you can likely find work somewhere.
But, I must say that it would make more sense to get a degree now while you are young unless you don't mind living on subsistance salary for the rest of your life. Almost all of employment's desirable choices start with a degree in something. And you can always take a few years off after you have it and do a bit of traveling and teaching.
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