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By Nomadic Matt
Keeping the tradition, Japan. Photo by Nicola Wheeler.
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It’s not that hard to become an English teacher overseas, especially in Asia. No place pays better or has a wider availability of work. In Asia, large populations, mandatory English requirements, and an innate desire to learn the language of business, means that those looking for work in Asia... 
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Castle guard in Riga, Latvia. Photo by kavanadb.
Related post: Teaching English in Asia
Travelling Europe is expensive, but native English speakers can fund an open-ended world trip through teaching. Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL, ESL, EFL or half a dozen other acronyms) is a time-tested... 
This 5 part series is meant to help give an overview and some information as well as resources for those interested in teaching English overseas. Each part explore one topic in depth.
Part 1: The Basics (Types of Work)
This section deals with what it means to teach ESL and the different jobs you’ll find as well as their expectations.
Part 2: Job Requirements and Benefits
This section defines what a TEFL... 