Teaching English in Asia: 39 Tips And Tricks To Surviving And Thriving In The Orient
Nonfiction, Travel, Reference
| Author: | Michael Hetherington | ISBN: | 9781310163760 |
| Publisher: | Michael Hetherington | Publication: | February 10, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Michael Hetherington |
| ISBN: | 9781310163760 |
| Publisher: | Michael Hetherington |
| Publication: | February 10, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
Asia is a great place to gain new perspective, to connect with ancient cultures, to learn more about human history, philosophy, language and to learn more about yourself.
Teaching English is not rocket science. You don’t need to know the language of the country and you don’t even need much money to get started. Therefore, there are very few obstacles when it comes to taking the leap into an English teaching job in Asia. I decided to write this book to help those who come to Asia to get the most out of their experience and to inspire and motivate those who are toying with the idea.
This book provides a fun yet insightful look into teaching English in Asia (China, Korea, Japan and a little on South East Asia) and how to get the most from the experience.
There are tips and tricks from how to find a good school through to dealing with cultural differences, saving money and ways to stay healthy and stress free.
Asia is a great place to gain new perspective, to connect with ancient cultures, to learn more about human history, philosophy, language and to learn more about yourself.
Teaching English is not rocket science. You don’t need to know the language of the country and you don’t even need much money to get started. Therefore, there are very few obstacles when it comes to taking the leap into an English teaching job in Asia. I decided to write this book to help those who come to Asia to get the most out of their experience and to inspire and motivate those who are toying with the idea.
This book provides a fun yet insightful look into teaching English in Asia (China, Korea, Japan and a little on South East Asia) and how to get the most from the experience.
There are tips and tricks from how to find a good school through to dealing with cultural differences, saving money and ways to stay healthy and stress free.
