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tooker
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 Posted: Tue Sep 06, 2005 7:04 am Post subject: A sensible plan? |
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Hello, I'm 20 years old( British) and I don't have a degree but I would like to get into teaching English for a few years. I've got a bit of a plan but I just wanted to know if it seemed ok or what advise you all might have.
I plan to fly to Saigon in February and do the TEFL course there with TEFL International. I will then stay there for about three months looking for work. If I don't find anything there I was going to go to somewhere in China or Indonesia to look for for work for about the same amount of time.
Does this seem sensible? Any advise or tips would be much appreciated.
Thank you
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sigmoid
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I was under the impression that TEFL International helps to place their graduates in schools in the region and elsewhere.
Have you checked with them about this? |
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