Hello house,

Please which is the best country to teach English, also which is the best and easiest I can enter as soon as possible.

I'm tired here and I don't want to be depressed in this country.

Chidike.

Please I Need Advice I Want To Go Teach English Abroad.
Oga na with this your wacko English?
I pity the country wey go allow you to teach English for their school.

Chnbanc:
Please I Need Advice I Want To Go Teach English Abroad.
Oga na with this your wacko English?
I pity the country wey go allow you to teach English for their school.

You are the most stupid idiot I have seen on Nairaland. You are stupid and a fool for typing nonsense.

Check out Vietnam! Join the Vietnam links on nairaland to learn from Nigerians wo have gain jobs via teaching you can also reach out to me . Am not an agent, can only link you up but before then go sit and write your teofl and celt certificate to enable you teach in Vietnam plus have your degree and police report handy.

Best of luck.

Whales001:
Check out Vietnam! Join the Vietnam links on nairaland to learn from Nigerians wo have gain jobs via teaching you can also reach out to me . Am not an agent, can only link you up but before then go sit and write your teofl and celt certificate to enable you teach in Vietnam plus have your degree and police report handy.

Best of luck.

OK, I will do all of that sir.

Chidike200:


You are the most stupid idiot I have seen on Nairaland. You are stupid and a fool for typing nonsense.

I swear!!
My mumu too much.
But no reason am.
I just dropped out of space.

Old thread, although someone might find this information useful.

If you have a bachelor degree, and you are willing to do any English professional exams (eg CELTA), that can be your passport out of Nigeria.

Many central Asian countries, also Russia, some European countries and many in South America needs English teachers. China too.

I was in Kazakhstan last year, and random people approached me on the street, asking if I could work in their school as a teacher. Some were pleading, because the mere presence of a foreigner will boost the school's reputation.

I saw so many Nigerians in Almaty that cant even speak well teaching english and living good, no joke. Driving nice cars etc.

If you do not focus much on the west, many countries are equally good. From there, you can easily move elsewhere as a professional.

pansophist:
Old thread, although someone might find this information useful.

If you have a bachelor degree, and you are willing to do any English professional exams (eg CELTA), that can be your passport out of Nigeria.

Many central Asian countries, also Russia, some European countries and many in South America needs English teachers. China too.

I was in Kazakhstan last year, and random people approached me on the street, asking if I could work in their school as a teacher. Some were pleading, because the mere presence of a foreigner will boost the school's reputation.

I saw so many Nigerians in Almaty that cant even speak well teaching english and living good, no joke. Driving nice cars etc.

If you do not focus much on the west, many countries are equally good. From there, you can easily move elsewhere as a professional.

good day bro pansophist please help me I want to go teach English abroad but my budget is 3m which country can I enter easily and get a job as soon as possible...I have my bachelor's degree 🙏🙏🙏

Loveworld04:
good day bro pansophist please help me I want to go teach English abroad but my budget is 3m which country can I enter easily and get a job as soon as possible...I have my bachelor's degree 🙏🙏🙏

3M is less than 1500 euros. Can't do anything man. Unless bt abroad, you mean Togo or Ivory Coast

pansophist:


3M is less than 1500 euros. Can't do anything man. Unless bt abroad, you mean Togo or Ivory Coast

okay which is the cheapest country I can travel easily and get an english teaching job

pansophist:


3M is less than 1500 euros. Can't do anything man. Unless bt abroad, you mean Togo or Ivory Coast

honestly I need a job
bro I'm tired of Nigeria

Loveworld04:
okay which is the cheapest country I can travel easily and get an english teaching job

I don't know

pansophist:


I don't know

how about kazastan brother

Loveworld04:
how about kazastan brother

I don't know how you'll enter the country. But if you do enter, you'll surely get a job.

pansophist:


I don't know how you'll enter the country. But if you do enter, you'll surely get a job.

do they have embassy in Nigeria and how much can I budget please brother

Loveworld04:
do they have embassy in Nigeria and how much can I budget please brother

I don't know. It's your responsibility to do these research. I don't need a visa to enter Kazakhstan, so I have no business with their embassy.

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pansophist:
Old thread, although someone might find this information useful.

If you have a bachelor degree, and you are willing to do any English professional exams (eg CELTA), that can be your passport out of Nigeria.

Many central Asian countries, also Russia, some European countries and many in South America needs English teachers. China too.

I was in Kazakhstan last year, and random people approached me on the street, asking if I could work in their school as a teacher. Some were pleading, because the mere presence of a foreigner will boost the school's reputation.

I saw so many Nigerians in Almaty that cant even speak well teaching english and living good, no joke. Driving nice cars etc.

If you do not focus much on the west, many countries are equally good. From there, you can easily move elsewhere as a professional.

China doesn't need English teachers as there are lots of English academies in china where students attend after classes