After a constant influx of questions surrounding teaching English abroad and all that jazz, I decided at long last to make a brief(ish) and pretty basic video surrounding the subject…I realised as I was doing it that I shouldn’t go too far into detail as it would be a few hours long…so this really is the bare bones.
Here I talk about where you can teach English, the best sites on which to find jobs, and a couple of my own experiences surrounding the field. Will probably do a couple of more detailed videos if people seem interested!
Any questions just get in touch!
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This is really useful. I just wish I’d known this in my 20s.
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Dammit we need a time machine!!! haha, but honestly I’ve met people of all ages doing this!
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Really helpful information for those interested in pursuing this! My son is going to teach English to orphaned children in El Salvador for a week after school lets out this summer… he’s 16. I will share your video with him!
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That’s awesome!!!! Please do! He’s sure to have a blast!
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Yep – thought it would be a life changing experience for him… never traveled abroad… just seems like a week is too short, but the program is well-developed, so I assume they know what they’re doing! You will be an inspiration to him 🙂
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It’s only a week? Oh, that’s a shame – but maybe he will look on to more, may be a good thing!
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I know, right? Don’t really get that! He lives at the orphanage with the kids – kind of rough conditions.. but still – I know he’s going to get so into it, and then have to leave! But maybe it will lead to other things – we’ll see! Thanks, John!
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