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marg252
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 Posted: Mon Nov 09, 2009 6:17 am Post subject: Job in Ecuador (New to this) |
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Justin Trullinger
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Location: Seoul, South Korea and Myanmar for a bit
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Hi Scott,
Though requirements vary from job to job, Ecuador is one of the countries where your lack of degree would not be TOO big a disadvantage.
But if you're 40- what have you been doing? Your job and training history will make a big difference in terms of what kind of work you may find.
I'd also recommend a good cert course- maybe do one locally for the "in" in the job market.
Best,
Justin |
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ecentricaussie
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| Oh really so Ecuador isn't to strict about having degrees like most of Asia. I was going to try and finish off my degree purely just so i could teach OS but i might have to think about it a little if its not an absolute necessity |
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Insubordination
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Location: Sydney
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| Are ESL teachers generally on a tourist visa in Ecuador? Is there a legal way to work? |
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