temp work overseas?

[Rogmok]

if you've read my last post, you'd know that i'm looking for stuff to kill time..

I thought it would be cool to spend 3-6 months in a foreign country working, anyone know of a program that I can apply to??

.. thinking maybe europe or Asia...

[AliBabaIncorporated]

Well, if you were from a commonwealth country, you could take a "Working Vacation" ...

Most English language schools require year-long contracts. But you could always try going over somewhere on a tourist visa and finding private tutoring work under the table. Of course, it's a pain in the ass and not very reliable.

[golden_buns]

Originally posted by Rogmok@Jul 9 2003, 10:15 AM
if you've read my last post, you'd know that i'm looking for stuff to kill time..

I thought it would be cool to spend 3-6 months in a foreign country working, anyone know of a program that I can apply to??

.. thinking maybe europe or Asia...
go to www.koreaherald.com, and look for jobs teaching english. They provide you with housing and pay about 1,800,000 to 2,400,000 won a month (pretty good money compared with the cost of life in Korea).

I also know about a lady that's starting an english program and needs English speakers badly. So if you're interested lemme know, so I can tell that lady soon

[maxdacat]

could check this site out

i-to-i (http://www.i-to-i.com/home.asp?pg=1&hier=1)


go to the destinations page and see what's on offer