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⌈ Secret Post #3856 ⌋

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Re: Job Thread

[kaijinscendre]

Oh yeah, before I accept any job, I'll be sure to ask about the school on some TEFL boards.

I've been away for college and I only went home during Christmas break. Granted, I could have been home in two hours if need be, I just never felt the need to. I don't think I'd do it for more than 1-2 years. I mostly think it'd be a fun way to earn some money since you can save quite a bit depending on where you teach.

Re: Job Thread

[shortysc22]

I definitely agree that it can be a great way to save tons of money (both friends who did it long term paid off their student loans much faster)

Other things to consider: are you on any special medications? Finding the same medical care, if you have some strange disease can very challenging (one of my friends who is living abroad actually flies back to the US for her treatment)

Any special diets? Allergies? Be cautious about eating out. For example, Japan is not at all vegetarian friendly because they put fish sauce in everything or fish flakes. Which are really yummy, honestly, but if you can't eat them or have an allergy it can be challenging.

Re: Job Thread

[kaijinscendre]

No special medications other than some stuff for my face. But a bottle of that literally lasts me years. And no allergies that I am aware of. :D

Re: Job Thread

[shortysc22]

Go for it!

(I'm not trying to discourage you at all, just trying to point out things you may not have considered)

Also make sure someone in your family has a valid passport at all times, this way if something happens, someone can get to you.