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jc08phNEWBIE · Wed 30-Apr-08, 02:46 PM

I've heard that for some programs you need to have at least a bachelors in something, but what about the TEFL, and what if you only have an associates degree or no degree at all?

Is it even possible for someone to teach English in Korea straight out of high school?

I've also heard that it is better to have at least some college under your belt before trying to teach, because of better pay, but is any college or the TEFL even necessary?

THOUGHTS? ANSWERS?

Wed 30-Apr-08, 02:46 PM	#1 (permalink)
jc08phNEWBIE ESL Newbie Join Date: Apr 2008 Occupation: Student Location: Posts: 1	DEGREE or NO DEGREE??? I've heard that for some programs you need to have at least a bachelors in something, but what about the TEFL, and what if you only have an associates degree or no degree at all? Is it even possible for someone to teach English in Korea straight out of high school? I've also heard that it is better to have at least some college under your belt before trying to teach, because of better pay, but is any college or the TEFL even necessary? THOUGHTS? ANSWERS?