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dahliahafizNew member24 October 2015 08:28:53

I would like to ask a few questions if anyone can help!

I have been looking for a job for quite a while, but it seems for an English teaching position, they only hire Native speakers of the language. So what I want to ask is, do you have an idea if my CELTA could help me land a job or do I really have to be a native. Also, do you know any places where I can look for Arabic teaching opportunities?

Thanks a lot
Dahlia

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dpeterkMember13 June 2016 08:32:01

Non-native speakers will find it even tougher to find teaching jobs in Korea sinve the market is in decline and wages have stagnated or dropped. Try China or Vietnam instead.

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