Great advices, I wish someone would've told me this information 12 years ago. My husband and I are teachers and we have been in very exotic countries like Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Brunei, Spain and Azerbaijan currently we r in Thailand and we will move to China in August.
Great tips! I've taught in China and am currently in Japan, and 100% agree with this advice 👍 Particularly the paperwork hacks and getting good insurance!
Wonderful! But could you please tell me how do you manage to teach English to so many different language groups like Chinese mandarin and then Japanese?? Did you also learnt there languages as well. I mean, I don't how to teach English without being bilingual or polyglot? Kindly tell as I am so damn curious to know. A big hello from India 🤗
Has the NALCAP application closed? I've been wanting to apply, but sudden life priorities got in the way. Otherwise, I'll try Japan or somewhere else. (Currently in the Republic of Georgia)
My gosh, this international English teaching is not that easy a feat, especially for women from developing society where everyone just want to kill you with there settlement plans like marriage, small job and children. I just out of curiosity searched for this English teaching gig but it really so confusing and meant for high spirited adventurous people.
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Great advices, I wish someone would've told me this information 12 years ago. My husband and I are teachers and we have been in very exotic countries like Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Brunei, Spain and Azerbaijan currently we r in Thailand and we will move to China in August.
I need to know about esl teaching from scratch. Kindly help me know.
Great tips! I've taught in China and am currently in Japan, and 100% agree with this advice 👍 Particularly the paperwork hacks and getting good insurance!
Paperwork is the worst part of moving abroad - but so worth it!
Wonderful! But could you please tell me how do you manage to teach English to so many different language groups like Chinese mandarin and then Japanese?? Did you also learnt there languages as well.
I mean, I don't how to teach English without being bilingual or polyglot?
Kindly tell as I am so damn curious to know. A big hello from India 🤗
Can you please suggest some good teacher agencies?
Can you please suggest some trustworthy agencies?
Thank you Jamie ji.🙌💐😊
How much does it cost to get power of attorney and where to go to get it?
It depends on where you live. You’ll need to go to a lawyer in your area.
I am aiming to Teach English in Taiwan, just got my TEFL but i’m a degree holder of Finance, right now i’m still confuse where to start.
Do you have a TEFL certificate? That will be your first step.
@@ESLTeacher3651 Just got my TEFL cert. Do you think I can apply to Taiwan if I'm residing here in Ph?
@@JayarAppleVlog Are you a native speaker? If not, then I recommend getting your English level certified with an official exam.
@@ESLTeacher365 Thanks for the info! :) Big help
Thanx for the great tips.
I wish to apply in Alaska as a High School Math Teacher
Where are you from?
Nice video
When you teach abroad do they give you a daily lesson plan?
You will usually need to create your lesson plans.
Has the NALCAP application closed? I've been wanting to apply, but sudden life priorities got in the way. Otherwise, I'll try Japan or somewhere else. (Currently in the Republic of Georgia)
Yes, it’s open!
My gosh, this international English teaching is not that easy a feat, especially for women from developing society where everyone just want to kill you with there settlement plans like marriage, small job and children.
I just out of curiosity searched for this English teaching gig but it really so confusing and meant for high spirited adventurous people.
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