Originally posted by rook n rollDo it.
cheers. Right now I feel like getting some seasonal work abroad, I'm trying to get away from the rat race here in the UK and basically need to chill out for a few months.
Working is a bit easier in South America, because Spanish is fairly easy to learn (with classes when you arrive). Asia would be a problem, unless you got a job in a beach bar or something.
You don't need to sort it out before you go, just make sure you have some money, and a return ticket.
You probably won't regret going if you do.
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Originally posted by rook n rollGood idea. Same here. If you're an English speaker, you should be able to find work relatively easily. I don't know if you would consider teaching but there is a great demand for teachers of English with T.E.F.L (Teaching English as a Foreign Language) abroad.
cheers. Right now I feel like getting some seasonal work abroad, I'm trying to get away from the rat race here in the UK and basically need to chill out for a few months.
If you're from the UK (?) and have a PGCE or other teaching qualification, check out the TES website for International vacancies: http://jobs.tes.co.uk
Good luck with whatever you decide to do!