Hello All,
I am a U.S. citizen with an M.A. in TESOL (teaching English). I have 25+ years of experience teaching in Intensive English Programs at the university level. I have also done a lot of teacher training, mostly teaching methodology, including for the STEM fields.
I am considering coming to Turkey to teach. Does anyone here have experience teaching at Bilkent University? If so, I would love to hear from you.
I do not yet speak Turkish, but plan on studying it.
Thanks so much,
Linda
Hey! Just wondering if you have heard anything. I've been in touch with a few people who have worked in this program - 2 were fairly positive, and the other quite negative.
@Marina Urrutia You live in the US, with probably a good job, why to come to Turkey?
@cdw057
I would guess that Marina is pursuing a more fulfilling lifestyle. There are many in the US who are disillusioned/dissatisfied with living in the US and are deciding to leave including me. I will never forget reading a post in a forum from a Turkish person who said that in the United States you live to work. In Turkey, you work to live. That is the crux of it.
@Marina Urrutia You live in the US, with probably a good job, why to come to Turkey?
-@cdw057
Could be the same reasons I never returned to the UK.
A good job and all that is lovely, but what about the cost of living and social situation?
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