Finding An English Teaching Job Abroad - Tip # 3 - Intel by Leigh Hunt

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Finding An English Teaching Job Abroad - Tip # 3 You don’t need a degree to teach English in many cases. Actually, the reason you need a degree for some countries (most notably Korea and Japan) is because the government stipulates that you must have one for them to issue you with a working visa, not because the school insists upon it. If you’re an EU citizen you can teach anywhere within the European Community and so a visa isn’t necessary. Most countries in Latin America don’t require you to have a degree, so there are a many options there. That said, if you are a degree holder you’ll certainly have the most choice available to you. In case you do need to get a working visa, get your degree certificate and transcripts ready. You might need to submit these to immigration. If you’re not sure what a transcript is, it’s the report that breaks down you results for each module of your degree.