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Old Tue 23-May-06, 08:57 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Lightbulb Teaching is not just about teaching

Cultures and daily routines will vary greatly from country to country

Before heading overseas in search of a teaching job, make sure you have thought carefully about the country, it's customs, foods and cultures. Many have taught overseas, only to return back to their country within a few weeks because they didn't like what the country had to offer.

Teaching English abroad is not just about teaching English. It's also about trying to adapt to a different culture and way of life.

Be sure to research and ask plenty of questions prior to making the move to teach overseas.
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