RockMaple
11 Feb 2014
Work / Prospects for Finding a Job Teaching English in Poland or Elsewhere in Europe [17]
Yeah, I kind of figured. ;)
Yeah, I kind of figured. ;)
RockMaple
11 Feb 2014
Work / Prospects for Finding a Job Teaching English in Poland or Elsewhere in Europe [17]
I'm sure why you felt it necessary to provide me with entirely useless, trite and unsolicited financial planning/career development advice. But thanks for your honest appraisal of the general outlook for Americans seeking work as English teachers.
Really, at your age and stage of developmen
I'm sure why you felt it necessary to provide me with entirely useless, trite and unsolicited financial planning/career development advice. But thanks for your honest appraisal of the general outlook for Americans seeking work as English teachers.
RockMaple
11 Feb 2014
Work / Prospects for Finding a Job Teaching English in Poland or Elsewhere in Europe [17]
Hi All,
I'm interested in teaching English in Central/Eastern Europe and was hoping I could get some advice on where I would stand the best chance of finding a job that pays at least enough to make ends meet (ideally slightly more than that). I'd prefer to be in a large city, but I'd also consider smaller cities are close to big cities. I've spent a few days in Prague, Krakow and Budapest, and liked each, Prague being my favorite.
I'm in my mid-thirties and have solid professional experience. As for my educational background, I have a B.S. in Environmental Science, an M.A. in Public Administration, and a Juris Doctor. Most recently, I worked for three years at a large international law firm.
I do not have significant teaching experience (only a brief period doing math tutoring). I plan to seek CELTA certification.
Thanks in advance for your advice.
Hi All,
I'm interested in teaching English in Central/Eastern Europe and was hoping I could get some advice on where I would stand the best chance of finding a job that pays at least enough to make ends meet (ideally slightly more than that). I'd prefer to be in a large city, but I'd also consider smaller cities are close to big cities. I've spent a few days in Prague, Krakow and Budapest, and liked each, Prague being my favorite.
I'm in my mid-thirties and have solid professional experience. As for my educational background, I have a B.S. in Environmental Science, an M.A. in Public Administration, and a Juris Doctor. Most recently, I worked for three years at a large international law firm.
I do not have significant teaching experience (only a brief period doing math tutoring). I plan to seek CELTA certification.
Thanks in advance for your advice.