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Z · 22-11-2013, 03:02 PM

I moved to Germany by applying to the British Council for work as an English teacher. They have schemes around the world - South America, Europe, Asia... obviously you'd need to be happy with going to a country where English isn't the first language, but your job is to teach English so you don't need to have any knowledge of the language of the country you are moving to, but it helps for every day life... you can do that for up to two years but you wouldn't necessarily get to stay in the same place I don't think. It pays really well, or at least it did when I lived in Germany, I was earning 803 euros a month for just 48 hours of work per month. Crazy money and so much free time, it was fantastic.

Thotmas · 22-11-2013, 08:35 PM

^^quick trade lives with me!!!

how are the Italian men?

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Originally Posted by Zee

I moved to Germany by applying to the British Council for work as an English teacher. They have schemes around the world - South America, Europe, Asia... obviously you'd need to be happy with going to a country where English isn't the first language, but your job is to teach English so you don't need to have any knowledge of the language of the country you are moving to, but it helps for every day life... you can do that for up to two years but you wouldn't necessarily get to stay in the same place I don't think. It pays really well, or at least it did when I lived in Germany, I was earning 803 euros a month for just 48 hours of work per month. Crazy money and so much free time, it was fantastic.

wow that is amazing. Any serious decision I make will be around January. Thanks everyone for replying really appreciate it.