Back from Vacation
For all you job hunters out there with questions upon questions about reputable EFL employers, I am back and at your service.
GOOD
1) Ray English Recruitment – China
Provides (as always) a good number of positions available with reputable employers. Good for noobs with no years of experience.
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2) Shane English School – China
Up front about contact hours, salary and accommodation ranges and curriculum. Though, they did mention a sixth day of work that could be added as a bonus into your salary or to accumulate as time off later in the contract. Sneaky, sneaky, but worth a shot.
2) Shane English School – China
Up front about contact hours, salary and accommodation ranges and curriculum. Though, they did mention a sixth day of work that could be added as a bonus into your salary or to accumulate as time off later in the contract. Sneaky, sneaky, but worth a shot.
BAD
3) Assumption College, Bangrak, Bangkok, Thailand
The contract on offer is more than decent considering standard pay is about 60,000 THB. However, these people would disagree.
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4) Westgate Corporation – Japan
Not a bad gig, though the contract dates are an issue. A friend of a friend who used to work for this company said that yes accommodation was supplied, but upon the final day of the contract you had to vacate the abode. For him, that meant leaving the country because Japan was so expensive for him. And that also meant Westgate did not reimburse him for the flights. If you are going to inquire about a job, check with the company to see if they’ve changed their policy about accommodation. If you get a job, be prepared to vacate on the final day.
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NOT WORTH IT
5) Teachers for Primary School – Phnom Pehn, Cambodia
$150 / month for 25 contact hours! Yes it’s Cambodia, but I mean, the school at least has to provide flights or an allowance, or else teachers with 0$ to their name will never be able to save enough money to fly home!
Job hunters beware.
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6) B & A International Languages – China
B & A International Languages you had me at ‘hello,’ but then lost me when I read teachers had to supply lesson plans one week in advance.
Holy shnikes! According to the post, there’s no mention of a set curriculum. Me thinks you will be creating from scratch, and that’s a tall order without having to provide the plans a week in advance. It’s a tough cookie, and I would save myself the headache of doing so. There are other jobs that have a set curriculum and don’t require you to provide lesson plans in advance.
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