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It's better than student debt
It does! It pays very well tooSounds pretty cool
haters gonna hatebestie get ur focus right you cant do everything
It's very cheap considering what college/university costs in the states.Why so expensive. The first one costs a small fortune.
well conversion to aus dollars would be heaps.It's very cheap considering what college/university costs in the states.
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I haven't gotten a country in mind so far! I mainly wanna start off doing it online in the comfort of my home country so I could save more money and hopefully further plan things out. As for certification, while some places do require a bachelor's degree to teach.. you don't necessarily need it for your tefl certification! Even though I'll probably major in something english related..Nice! I'd say go for it. I've wanted to teach abroad too, but to be certified you also need a Bachelor's degree and thinking about returning to school again doesn't sound so thrilling to me.
Which country are you interested in teaching at?
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Oooo, smart idea! I know in South Korea and Japan they pay for basically everything for foreigner teachers. Oh really? I didn't know that. I think going through a program such as TEFL should be enough anyways. I mean it isn't cheap either and on top of school funds. English is a fun subject! Especially creative writing and I do think it would be a fun subject to teach others as well. Anyways, if you decide on this path then I wish you the best of luck! :)I haven't gotten a country in mind so far! I mainly wanna start off doing it online in the comfort of my home country so I could save more money and hopefully further plan things out. As for certification, while some places do require a bachelor's degree to teach.. you don't necessarily need it for your tefl certification! Even though I'll probably major in something english related..
Thank you!Oooo, smart idea! I know in South Korea and Japan they pay for basically everything for foreigner teachers. Oh really? I didn't know that. I think going through a program such as TEFL should be enough anyways. I mean it isn't cheap either and on top of school funds. English is a fun subject! Especially creative writing and I do think it would be a fun subject to teach others as well. Anyways, if you decide on this path then I wish you the best of luck! :)