Post by Bonobo on Mar 14, 2008 10:34:31 GMT 1
Visiting other forums I frequently run into posts by people who ask about the possibilities of working in Poland. They usually have no qualifications as they are still quite young., around 25. Some of them, at the start, turn down job offers in teaching areas. What else can they do? Hmm, prospects are rather dire, unless they start their own business.
What about us?
I think there wouldn`t be any problem for me to work abroad. I would do the same thing I am doing now - teaching. There are hundreds, thousands of potential clients in the UK who need to polish their English. Actually, a few of my mates have gone to Ireland to work as teachers there.
I once tried teaching abroad, in 1990, in the USA. I went to a private language school in Brooklyn and asked for an audition. I was allowed to run a lesson but I flunked it. I had too little experience, I knew nothing about teaching, I was only a sophomore without practice.
I have developed greatly since then. hahahahaha
What about you?
What about us?
I think there wouldn`t be any problem for me to work abroad. I would do the same thing I am doing now - teaching. There are hundreds, thousands of potential clients in the UK who need to polish their English. Actually, a few of my mates have gone to Ireland to work as teachers there.
I once tried teaching abroad, in 1990, in the USA. I went to a private language school in Brooklyn and asked for an audition. I was allowed to run a lesson but I flunked it. I had too little experience, I knew nothing about teaching, I was only a sophomore without practice.
I have developed greatly since then. hahahahaha
What about you?
