anybody ever teach english in a foreign country?

[scarface2k1]

whats up guys, appreciate all the input.
was wondering if anybody else out there had any insight.

my friend who is currently in rome said he makes about 1500 euros a month, and went through this place.
http://www.tefllife.com/

thats the official tefl sit.

thanks in advance.

 

[lexflex81]

My mum's teaching english in the Ukraine ( for the geographically challenged: http://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en&tab=wl ) at the moment, I'll be sure to ask her those questions when I speak to her again.

 

[seatown42]

I've been teaching in Seoul since the end of 2003.  I've had a great experience so far, never thought I would stay here so long.  I've worked for two different companies in addition to a public school.  I am currently working here: http://www.teachinkorea.com/.  Starting wage is around 27,000won/hour ($23.50 US/hr or $24.30 CA/hr).

 

[sundizzle]

posting for later

 

[elgrenas]

my cousin was in japan for 6 months teaching little japaneese kids english. the parent of the kids paid her to be there. she got the gig when she was doing her masters at UCLA.