 | I'm writing a fictional story and have to brainstorm ideas of what my English teacher's 2nd job might be. What are your guesses or ideas? She is about 30 years old, drives a hybrid and likes reggae for some background info. What could her 2nd job be?
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 | So I've heard two conflicting sides to this. Some people think competition between English teachers for jobs will go down now because some/lots (don't know which) of them moved back home after the disaster. But then I've seen others say that it's just as fierce as ever, and maybe more so now (don't know the reasoning).
So in your opinion, or from what you know, do you think it's harder or easier or around the same?
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 | I would like to live in Korea for a few years, and i would like to work and all because i know Seoul is a very expensive place, unfortunately all i hear is English teacher is that true? Will i be able to get any other job? I'm learning Korean i currently speak English and Spanish, can someone please answer this question?
4 answers - Asked By: xXxDaYsIxXx - 1/10/2012 |
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 | I'm majoring in education to become an english teacher. I was wondering what kind of job will set me up for it. I was contemplating tutoring, but not many people are wanting to spend money in this kind of economy. Is there any other job that anyone else can think of?
1 answer - Asked By: Ashley Knight - 10/13/2010 |
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| I need to know if it's easy to find a legal job as an English teacher in a city like Makassar (Sulawesi), being a foreigner (from Europe) with certified fluency in English. I'm planning to spend there a year or so and therefore I need actually any information anyone has about job opportunities there for non-Indonesians. Will be very, very grateful for that!
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| I'm planning to travel round Argentina and Chile and find a TEFL job in the process. I'm a native English speaker, have a CELTA certificate plus one year's experience as an English teacher, but the jobs I see on the internet always seem to mention a universtity degree which I don't have. Would I be wasting my time looking for a TEFL job in Argentina or Chile?
1 answer - Asked By: Partisan Cheese - 9/14/2007 |
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 | I currently work as an English teacher in Thailand. I like my job, but I'm not able to save any money. I'm interested in teaching in another country.
I'm a native speaker of English and I have a masters degree in library and information science.
Thank you for your assistance.
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| I want to be an English teacher but i don't know what to major in, English composition or creative writing? What would help me to be a better writer because i want to have the English teacher as my day job and write in my free time so i want to have something to help me write novels. Also, do you major in education as well as what you want to teach or do you just major in what you want to teach? What are some of the best schools for english teachers around/in michigan?
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| I'm planning to travel round Argentina and Chile and find a TEFL job in the process. I'm a native English speaker, have a CELTA certificate plus one year's experience as an English teacher, but the jobs I see on the internet always seem to mention a universtity degree which I don't have. Would I be wasting my time looking for a TEFL job in Argentina or Chile?
3 answers - Asked By: Partisan Cheese - 9/14/2007 |
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| I was just wondering if I got the qualifications to become an English teacher in China and went there to teach if I would be dissapointed by the standard of living that I was now living by. Is being an English teacher considered a good job in China? Would my income be higher or lower than the average Chinese citizen? Would life be harder for me? How welcoming is the Chinese society to foreigners working in their country? Would I face a lot of prejudice or discrimination? Are English teachers in high demand in China? Would I easily be able to get a job working there?
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| I have studied Japanese language and culture for a little over 10 years now, and I am very fluent in it.
I want to move to Japan, but I don't want to become an English teacher, or something like that, is there any other jobs that you can get? A lot of people say being an English teacher is the only way.
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 | I'm an Indian English Teacher with MA in English and Cambridge CELTA. Could any one tell me my job prospects in Murray region and Tasmania, Australia. Please also tell me the major towns of these regions.
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 | I am trying to do research on a job as an english teacher.I need to know a lot but I'm going to start with what is the salary range of a high school english teacher?
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| I will be graduating soon with a degree in English education. I have been searching and searching for somewhere to find out how the job market for English teachers will be in different states across the country so I can start to plan and research where I might want to move to after I graduate.
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 | What is the salary and are there many jobs available for english teachers? What subject is in the highest demand?
Thanks!
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 | I'm an Indian who has finished my masters degree in English literature. I have teaching experiences and also have a TESOL certificate. Can I get a job as an English teacher in South Korea because I've heard that the schools out there gives preference to teachers from U.S, Canada, Australia, New Zealand etc. Is this true?
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 | I am a junior at a college in Ohio majoring in English: Language Arts to be a high school English teacher and I was wondering what type of salary I would be getting once I graduate and get a job. Granted, I know I will not be rich, but I want to know ahead of time on whether or not I can live happily and afford things for myself and family (if I get married). Also, I would like to get a Master's degree before I actually teach so I have an "edge" on competition. How much of a salary bump does a Master's degree give you?
I am planning on working somewhere near Dayton, Ohio.
2 answers - Asked By: cory_rudy99 - 2/28/2007 |
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 | I want to become a high school English teacher. I understand the economy and how hard it would be to find a job in the area, but its what I love to do. What I want to know is how many years should I go to be good at at it- not just be certified. What should I be certified in? Also, what would be some good colleges along the east coast?
(Just to let you know, I graduate high school in 2014)
1 answer - Asked By: Cassandra - 2/11/2013 |
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| As a French future English teacher, I am hoping to find a job in a language school in or around London, but I fear they might only employ native speakers.
Do you know anyone in my situation?
Thanks for your help!
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 | I've been debating possible job opportunities for the future, and since I'm planning on moving to Japan I was wondering how much an English teacher makes annually? In a typical Japanese high school?
1 answer - Asked By: Jaklyn - 11/25/2010 |
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