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TEFL Jobs in Asia and Abroad

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Disclaimer: these TEFL/ESL jobs are posted directly by the parties involved and their listing here does not constitute endorsement in any way. Be sure to check out any job offering thoroughly before committing to a contract.

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Teach English in Korea

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The demand for English teachers in Korea greatly exceeds the supply, and just about anyone from an English-speaking country with a four-year university degree can find a job here. These TEFL jobs provide salary, airfare to and from Korea, housing, and severance pay.

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7 Easy Tips to Better Communitation with Your Students

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As native English speakers, it is easy to forget or not understand how difficult English is to learn as a foreign language. The following simple tips will help you communicate better with your students making your job easier, their studies easier and help you to teach more effectively and efficiently.

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How to Expedite an FBI Check to Teach English in Korea

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"How can I expedite an FBI background check?"

This is a common question for people looking to teach English in Korea as FBI checks take anywhere from 6-12 weeks to process, and many people need to start a teaching job ASAP. We've spoken with several people, and this is how they were able to expedite the process.

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5 Ways to Make the Most of Teaching Abroad

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It occurred to me that some people may go to teach abroad and assume that just because they are in another country that amazing things are going to happen to them. In some cases this may be true, if you lie low and don’t do much, it will probably still be a great experience.

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Interview with Eat Your Kimchi

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EatYourKimchi.com is one of the most entertaining blogs online. Its quirky creators Simon and Martina moved to Korea to teach English for a year and started the website as a side project. Three years later, they are still living in Korea and continue to blog about their love of Korea, K pop, cultural differences, food mishaps and a whole host of other topics with the world. They recently shared with us some great tips and advice about living and working in Korea.

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