Is teachercelling worth it

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I’m thinking I do this after graduating for a few years then head to Hong Kong or Gulf country. Is this viable?

It’s brutal because I have to deal with getting bullied by NT teenagers at average UK school, but the opportunity to make fresh start in a chill Asian country seems worth. Unless it’s hyper competitive (ropefuel)

That way I can fully cut off my family, any old ties (very few tbh) and enjoy being a complete loner
 
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If you have the social battery for it, sure! The school culture in East Asia is completely different, mind you, but at least the students will respect you. In the west, students in general won’t respect you. However, from what I know, you will have to have a degree before you can teach. In China, you need to be a licensed teacher if you want to teach. Your race and nationality are important too.
 
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No idea
I have an interview tomorrow to teach English in China
I wouldn’t wanna get a teaching licence and teach in a school in England tho
 
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In China, you need to be a licensed teacher if you want to teach.
Not if you’re a native English speaker teaching English as a second language

You just need any bachelors degree and a 120 hour TEFL certificate
 
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Not if you’re a native English speaker teaching English as a second language

You just need any bachelors degree and a 120 hour TEFL certificate
Sounds like the UK, apparently you only need a bachelor’s and one year worth of training. Although 120 hours is a lot easier.

Another exception is being white, your English can be dogshit but since it looks like you’re *supposed* to be speaking good English, you’ll get hired. Even if you have a thick accent and can’t spell properly.
 
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Sounds like the UK, apparently you only need a bachelor’s and one year worth of training. Although 120 hours is a lot easier.
Yeah I was the one who said that. A teaching licence costs around £9000 though (you can probably get a government loan, I haven’t researched much), and my TEFL course cost £120. The best jobs abroad will always require you to be a qualified teacher in your own country tho
 
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Yeah I was the one who said that. A teaching licence costs around £9000 though (you can probably get a government loan, I haven’t researched much), and my TEFL course cost £120. The best jobs abroad will always require you to be a qualified teacher in your own country tho
Notice how FUCKED my memory is? :ICANT:
 
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I’m thinking I do this after graduating for a few years then head to Hong Kong or Gulf country. Is this viable?

It’s brutal because I have to deal with getting bullied by NT teenagers at average UK school, but the opportunity to make fresh start in a chill Asian country seems worth. Unless it’s hyper competitive (ropefuel)

That way I can fully cut off my family, any old ties (very few tbh) and enjoy being a complete loner
Definitely not unless you really have a desire to teach
 
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If you have the social battery for it, sure! The school culture in East Asia is completely different, mind you, but at least the students will respect you. In the west, students in general won’t respect you. However, from what I know, you will have to have a degree before you can teach. In China, you need to be a licensed teacher if you want to teach. Your race and nationality are important too.
Are u an actual teacher gengar? If so in what part of the world?
 
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Yeah I was the one who said that. A teaching licence costs around £9000 though (you can probably get a government loan, I haven’t researched much), and my TEFL course cost £120. The best jobs abroad will always require you to be a qualified teacher in your own country tho
The expenses are similar to mine: we pay €10K for the bachelor’s to get licensed. And yes, that’s true: the best jobs (abroad) will always require you to be qualified. In the past, it wasn’t always like this but it has since then become an oversaturated market.
 
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Are u an actual teacher gengar? If so in what part of the world?
I’m currently just a student teacher, doing my internship at a high school. I am in the Netherlands. It will take 4 years to get licensed.
 
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I’m currently just a student teacher, doing my internship at a high school. I am in the Netherlands. It will take 4 years to get licensed.
If you move to US I promise you that bio will change, specially miami Florida anyone gets pussy here. And assuming your tall since your dutch, women will be easy access
 
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If you like little girls and boys then yeah
 
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