Should You Teach English Abroad? | Lifestyle, Perks, Downsides, Pay, & More
Tarlan & I talk about our experiences teaching abroad. This is an absolute UNIT of a video so pls skip around to the info that will be most useful to you bbgs
If you've got any questions, drop 'em in the comments
OH!!! and follow Tarlan's instagram for more of her travels 👀 @tarlanabroad
Luv u
CHAPTERS:
00:00 - Intro
00:33 - Disclaimer
01:10 - Hours/Lifestyle
02:56 - Duties
04:34 - Pay/Finances
09:01 - Qualifications/Requirements
12:03 - When to Apply
13:26 - Big City or Small Town?
15:17 - Housing
18:03 - Best Parts of the Job
19:31 - Worst Parts of the Job
23:32 - What Surprised us Most
25:53 - Making Friends
28:28 - Cultural Differences
31:10 - How to pick a Good Contract
34:15 - Final Thoughts
36:55 - Bloopers
Пікірлер: 5
my fav vid to date
They really ripped you off at 15k RMB a month, especially in Shenzhen. Even if they gave you an apartment. A native speaker with two years of relatable experience or a TEFL/tesl working legally should take no less than 25k a month on the lowest end, with the average salary being 28k-32k. It sounds like they didn't have you on a teaching work visa; however, since you said you didn't need the TEFL/TESOL.
I’m thinking of moving to London to teach mandarin. Do you have any suggestions?
@PLANetAaron
3 күн бұрын
make sure to connect with picklepickle519, he'll help you out
@davidalvarez5062
3 күн бұрын
@@PLANetAaron lol that’s hilarious