You know some schools? [Tales of Zestiria inside]

I'm no use here, but 3-4 of my friends went to Korea to teach English and two friends went to China. I live in the US.

Sadly don't know how to help, but hopefully the bump will help.

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Hard for me to give much advice, I'm pretty sure in the US most, if not all, schools will require a bachelor's degree to teach full time. You could substitute teach in some places without a 4 year degree, that varies wildly from district to district, but I imagine you wouldn't be looking to uproot yourself across the Atlantic to just be a sub.

I also did some quick googling around and saw this, though I have no idea if that quite fits with what you were talking about or not. And since you're actually German, it may be something you already knew about. Sorry I couldn't be more of a help. :(

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I don't really know, but I googled this for my state for you.

http://www.indeed.com/q-ESL-Teaching-l-Massachusetts-jobs.html

Sadly I have no suggestions for you, so I will bump it so someone else might.

Here in Argentina teachers are neeeded. I gave some thought to become one, but as the wages are low and all the time (yes, ALL THE TIME) there are disputes to raise wages. This is a constant, that a political party wants who ruled the last 30 years (Peronismo), to mantain the argentinians that go to public school stupid and ignorant as possible. I'm not exagerating.
Personally, I would look for a chance in Korea, Japan or China, in that order.

PS: Thanks for GA. If you finally decide your future, i would love to read it. No GA needed for that.

Cheers.

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Also, not sure but in my area I've seen a recent increase in demand for German teachers, my old middle school just hired one and my High School hired about 2. I live in the United States

Hi, neighbour!
I would like to help you, but the labour market in my country (Poland) is soooo messy and overloaded with unfair and unprofitable offers, so I can only advise you to stay away from here.
By the way - thanks for the giveaway.

I'm pretty sure that is require higher education in my country (Bulgaria) to be a teacher. I'm sorry that I can not be of help but I hope you find your answer. Good luck

Sorry can't recommend a school for you, but do hope you find one, cause it sounds exiting spending some time abroad!

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Going off of Palin's comment, that's very true, but being German could prove an issue. I've actually talked to a few people who have done/are doing that kinda thing in China. It's a little strange, but from what I've heard, some wealthy Chinese parents like to have someone live with them in order to teach their children, and I quote, "the right way" to speak/act/etc. From what I've heard, they tend to want Americans or Brits. This may not be all that helpful... have a bump, though.

Bump and thx mate for this GA. And i'm in France, so i can't help you =P (in a lone town)

Wie sieht's denn mit den Auslandsschulen im Moment aus? Hat man da aktuelle Chancen?