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what are the job prospects for non native ESL teachers?
hey guys.
So I've been teaching English in my country for 4 years now. And I've been thinking of applying for a TESOL course for a while. The only thing that keeps me hesitant is not knowing the reality of prospects regarding finding jobs outside my country. Everywhere I look, in every ad, they want a native teacher.Would I be able to find jobs with a TESOL certificate as a non native in Asia or Europe or South America?
I am asking of course, because the cost of TESOL courses are really high for me and I am looking at it as a means to migrate out of my country.
guide me plz..
Re: what are the job prospects for non native ESL teachers? (views: 816)
(South America) - Thu, 28 Nov 2019
Posted by AdminHello and great question. The answer is varied. In short, yes you would bel able to find a teaching position. However, it may not be the most desirable position with the best benefits. Additionally, you need to consider visa requirements since some countries require both a 4 year degree and a TEFL certification.
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