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I'm interested to see if anyone has any stories about misbehaving adult students. It's natural for children to misbehave but has anyone had any experiences of adults mibehaving? What did you do about ...

I've set up my own operation. It's taken me a lot of time and effort but I now have a website that gets lesson requests everyday. I'm looking at expanding and taking on more students.

It's quite ea ...

You have to be an EU citizen. So if you're American, Canadian, South African, Australian, or New Zealander, you're not going to get a job.

If someone's advertising otherwise, it's a scam.

Then ...

That is quite a task! Why not just use a coursebook?

There are teachers from all over the world teaching in Europe. The most important is a passport and experience.

Welcome!

Interesting site. Thanks for the info.

Good post ICAL Pete. I was there a few years ago and was struck by the warmth and energy of the people. Medellin would be a fantastic city to teach in. Hardly any tourists go there and it has everythi ...

There are other options too. I know people who worked in a north American English school. They called around and found a place. They came over on student visas obtained through the school. There are a ...

unionjack,

The same thing happened to me. I had an interview and he kept asking the same questions. Then he called me back for a second interview and asked the exact same questions he repeated in t ...

I know a lot of people who have taught in Spain who don't have an EU passport. There are different ways of doing this. There is the no visas, living outside the system way. Whether you want to do this ...

Experience is far more important here. From my experience most places haven't been interested in what type of qualification you have (online or in the classroom). Your experience will stand out far mo ...


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