Teaching Abroad

[lreesespiece]

I am a soon to be owner of a childcare learning center; and i'm having some issues with coming up with a name for my center. I would like for it to be something along the lines of a sorority & fraternity name. I don't know who to talk to about some questions I have. Please if someone would help me I would be grateful.

[BabyPiNK_FL]

Dredging up old threads...

I'd like to teach overseas and so would a friend of mine. Is anyone aware of a reputable company that arranges this? I'm particularly interested in Italy. Also, I would like to know if the courses some of these companies appear to be advertising are necessary in order to do so or are they at least helpful with adjusting to living overseas?

LOL @ mullet81.

Oh Lisa Lisa Lisa.

[Army Wife'79]

Contact DODS schools. (dept. of defense). We have military bases all over the world. They are actually good schools. (everyone has at least ONE employed parent AND the rules are pretty strict on behavior i.e. the commanding General can pull you in and yell at you if your kid misbehaves in school).

[LightBulb]

I'm considering Japan's JET job program. Most JETs are assistant teachers of the English language, and you don't have to be fluent in Japanese (although you should start learning it for your own sake if you decide to apply / get in).

Check it out.