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[nikki15]

Hi Everyone,

My brother will be graduating college soon and is looking into working abroad. I have been trying to see if there are any teaching positions, not necessarily in Korea, but anywhere that accept applicants with a (Canadian) College Diploma and not a University Degree. Any insight/websites would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

[Xylox]

Try China, the rules there are just guidelines, pretty sure you can still find work without a degree.

[young_clinton]

[giraffe]

YOung clinton,

No a college diploma is a college diploma.. Has nothign to do with degree or bachelors or associates. Thats the difference between Canada and the USA.

Going to College in Canada is technical /practical ( usually 1-3 years diploma) Where as going to university in Canada is more Theory base ( 4 years bachelor , masters ect... ) Essentially colleges teaches you how to do and university teaches you how to think. HOWEVER, a bunch of colleges in Ontario are becoming polytechnic universities which do give out 4 year Bachelors Which is a good mix of practical and thinking =p.

I went to college for 4 years but apparently cant teach english legally in korea. Because the piece of paper i have isnt a "university degree".