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A Beginner's Guide to Teaching English Overseas 
 
by Nick Soucy May 20, 2005

Remember that you are a representative of your nation, so behave like a rational adult. This seems like obvious advice, but many prospective teachers show up to interviews and classrooms having forgotten their manners, which can result in a wide variety of reactions. Just try to recall the golden rule of treating others with benevolence and respect, as you expect others to do for you.

Becoming a global citizen through teaching is one of the most challenging, exhilarating and rewarding aspects of being an EFL teacher. The industry allows for a great deal of travel, as you are essentially a freelance teacher. Make the most of your skills by visiting several different countries.

Be confident, courteous, polite, alert, streetwise and agreeable while traveling, especially when going through the motions of entering customs checkpoints. Above all else, be patient and compassionate with your students.

Good luck to you in your pursuits!

* Bear in mind: this article makes no claim to have provided professional legal advice about any item, including citizenship or work visa requirements. Each teacher must research such legal knowledge before embarking on international business.

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