The short answer is — no, you don’t need to speak Mandarin to teach English in China! That being said, knowing some basic phrases and words will help you get by in your day-to-day life.
Thailand is full of amazing experiences just waiting to be discovered, making it an incredibly popular tourist and teaching destination. Over the years, teachers’ interest in TEFL teaching in Thailand has grown exponentially, and most people use a recruiter to find a job at a reputable school in Thailand.
When you begin your search for a teaching position abroad, whether this is your first or seventh time doing so, you’re probably thinking about a lot of different things. Where do you want to go? How will you make sure that the school is a good fit? What about your pet(s)?
It’s important to keep in mind your short- and long-term goals during your search to make sure that you’re happy with your new job.
