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Recent college grad wanting to work in Czech Rep

 
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uneek23



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PostPosted: Sun Jan 22, 2006 9:26 pm    Post subject: Recent college grad wanting to work in Czech Rep Reply with quote

I am going to complete a TEFL course in April, and I was wondering what my chances are of finding a job after completing the course? I want to stay in Prague and work. What are the average salaries in the Czech Rep. for ESL teachers? I don't know what the academic periods are like in the Czech Rep, so will I still get a job in April or May? How much is rent in Prague? Probably a lot if you are in districts 1-3.

I can't wait to go to Europe, it will be my first time. Really my first time going anywhere, LOL...

Thanks a bunch!
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spiral78



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PostPosted: Mon Jan 23, 2006 7:39 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

You'll find tons of info on the Czech Republic forum.
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merlin



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PostPosted: Mon Jan 23, 2006 12:22 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

April or may is the best time to initiate contact with schools and perhaps make a short trip to visit and arange things but dont expect to get a paycheck until september. Business just starts slowing down in April and hits bottom in the ned of june-august.

Wages at a decent school start at 200 per hour. Note that's the BOTTOM of the scale - not average. Dont acept anything less. If you negotiate push for things like a 12-month rather than 9-month contract, a place to live at a reduced rate or free, subsidised meal vouchers, free transport pass, etc. These kinds of things are easier for a school to give than cash, so you're more likely to get them than a higher salary if you push.
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