Thursday, April 20, 2017

How to Make Money Teaching English Abroad

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For native English speakers teaching English online could be a good source of income. With many people wanting to learn English from other parts of the globe, being able to speak English fluently could turn into a wonderful money making strategy.
 Most of these English-learning clients come from Asia.   They prefer to talk to the English teacher via video chat.  Some of these English schools are based offline.  Others are online.
 A lot of native English speakers are making lucrative income teaching abroad.  Countries like South Korea, China, Japan, Taiwan and the Arab States are huge markets for native English speakers.
 Teachers usually earn anywhere between $2,000 and $5,000 per month.  This is particularly true in the Arab States.
 For Asian-bound English teachers, the low cost of living in Asia is a huge draw.  Also, free housing, health insurance and plane fares help sweeten the deal.  To be able to travel to Asia free is a huge perk for Native speakers who want to  explore the world.
 It is like being paid to travel.  Teaching contracts usually run up to a year. Some teachers renew their contracts to be able to stay longer. Cultural immersion at its best.
 Some of these English teaching positions abroad require TESOL, TEFL or CELTA certification.   These are short courses offered online or offline. Some schools do not require certification. But having a certification can be an advantage.
 A bachelor's degree is often required in these jobs.  Some may not need teaching experience.  But a teaching experience would give you a distinct advantage.
 To be able to find jobs for English teachers abroad, you need to look into jobsites that specifically feature these jobs.
Some of these websites include the following:

Make sure you check out their requirements before applying.  Also, find out what the benefits are and how much they pay for the job.  You could get free accommodation, airfare, health insurance, work visa, teacher training and teacher materials.