Review: A great guide to ESL - teaching English overseas tips
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 25, 2012
Working overseas always has a magical appeal,...........Working in the sunshine, laying on the beach on your days off, learning different customs and cultures, trying out different types of foods.No matter where you are from, what your major was in school, or whether you speak (or want to learn) a foreign language, working abroad is achievable.Alford puts you in charge and shows you exactly how to live this dream, he gives you all the, "why's and wherefores", and it's all based on his own personal experiences.He covers issues like:*where should I look for work*what do I need before I go*what should I do once I'm there*how do I build on my success.With Alford, you get to learn about (and his personal take) on working in Korea, china, japan, Thailand, Vietnam and Chile. Think of the great resume you can build eh!He gives a thorough introduction to all the aspects of getting your desired job,covering stuff like visas, overtime rates, teaching hours, housing, airfares, contract negotiations etc. So when you finally get to the airport with your ticket ready, you'll be feeling confident and know exactly where you are going and what you are going to do when you get there, ready to start your new career.I liked Alford's diagrams of what a typical teaching contract looks like, it helps one to understand more of what he's talking about.So, if your dream is to work abroad in a good paid job that allows you to build a good resume, travel the world a bit and have the knowledge to know what to expect in each country, get this e-book now.