Coming to
Health Care: 50/50 Airfare: included.
Health Care: Usually Not, Airfare: Usually Not.
Health Care: Usually, Airfare: Sometimes or partial.
Health Care: Included, Airfare: Partial.
Health Care: Partial, Airfare: Sometimes or Partial.
Health Care: Most, Airfare: Partial or in full.
Health Care: Sometimes, Airfare: Partial.
Health Care: No, Airfare: No
There are many other Asian countries offering ESL jobs such as
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Indonesia offers between 7,000.000 Rupiah and 10,000,000 Rupiah as the monthly payment for a first year teacher. These salaries convert to 700 USD, and just over 1,000 USD respectively.
Flights are paid, and contract completion bonuses are common.
As of yet the visa doesn't require a degree, although this could change.
There is a police check, and fingerprinting has been standard here for at least 12 years.
The schools range from private language chains, Private elementary schools, and semi-international and full international schools.
The International schools usually require a specialization, and an advanced degree
Indonesia has had it’s troubles to be sure, but is a safe country with much to offer someone choosing to live and teach here.
Check out
http://www.teflindonesia.com
http://www.expat.or.id/
http://www.xe.com/ucc/
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All the best, Wayne
Great information to have Wayne. Thanks for that!
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Happy New Year
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All the best,Wayne
Laos pays considerably better than $200 - $400pm. i worked in an international school in Vientiane during 2005-06 and earned US$1050pm. There is also a Korean owned hagwon-style in Vientiane which pays $10 per hour, and usually gives the opportunity to work 15 hours per week which adds up to around $600.
Actually, forget I ever told you this. Laos is terrible and I strongly recommend that nobody applies for any jobs you may see advertised there...damn near pulled the rug out from under my own feet then, seeing as I hope to return this year!
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