i want to learn in other countries diffrent from  Ethiopia. I am a teacher in SOS Awassa. so What do you adise me to do?
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First of all I would like to say congrats. You speak better English than any illegal Mexican that come over daily. Even better English than some of them who have been living in the US for over 10 years. Now to answer your question I dont know. Just wanted to say thnk you for proving to me that it is just Mexicans that cant speak English.
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i live in  Egypt. its a developing country. Very beautiful if u keep away from Down Town!!\nthere are alot of monuments here and tourists are treated amazingly well.\nit also depends on u!!! do u like adventures? are u ready to change ur life style?\nAnswer these questions then follow ur heart. \nGood luck and see u in Egypt!! :-P
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Well, the first thing you should do is try to look for some student exchange office in your country. Check if you have some sort of a student exchange program for post-graduate study. I think one of them is called Socrates (I'm not too sure it covers post-graduate, too). \n\nIf there is no possibility like that, search a couple of European states for the university and the program you would like to participate in. Then write an e-mail to that university and ask if it is possible for you to attend it and what exactly do you need for it. They will tell you if they take foreign students and what papers you must have or requirements you need to fulfill.\nGood luck!
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Take a trip to Cuba! then go to Somalia, then go to all the other 3rd world countries, and ask them your question. then join the US Military and see it from both sides, and then learn not to call people ignorant, unless you are looking in the mirror. Then after you have learned all this, you will still have no answers.
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Try doing something to benefit others, like teach english in africa or donate some of your money to a chariety you support
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I am experiencing this from an opposing side, if you will. We live in Egypt and my children attend Egyptian schools. I do speak Arabic and I am educated in Arabic language and grammar, however, with subjects like Social Studies and History and Science, I am learning right along with my kids. (I know American History and Social Studies and I have to re-learn a whole new list of vocabulary for the sciences I studied in English.) It really is NOT easy at all for foreign parents to help their children with their homework in a second language. However, it is vital that the parents participate and learn as much as they can of the foreign language. Even if this means being only one lesson ahead of your child. As to the school district providing necessary outlets, most school districts in the U.S. will provide assistance to these parents IF the parents ask for it. I've found the assistance I've needed here and I also found that in Maryland I was given an Arabic interpreter when one of my children was being tested for autism (trying to determine if it was actually a speech developmental delay or just a bilingual issue.) Most school districts will assist if you ask.
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This year I will have two International Exchange students in my home, one from Germany and the other from Norway.  I believe things like this help us all learn about each other and our cultures.  I have been looking online for places to volunteer (after the 2 are here) overseas and was very pleased to find many places (I thought you could only go Peace Corps if you know what I mean) that you can volunteer overseas for the price of paying your own transportation to and from and having your own spending money.  People will let you stay in their homes while you are volunteering from Nepal to Brazil to India.  All kinds of places.  Some are even "vacation" volunteering, do while on your vacation.  Gosh, just thinking about it sounds like so much fun and I can't wait to pick a place!!! :)  \n\nTwo great sites I have bookmarked for future reference.  I do have to say that as someone who can't afford to go flying places I did think this was an excellent way to learn about another country/people and be on vacation.  A win-win situation.
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what do u wish to do short term courses...??\njsut try applying to any of US institutes...get int ehre\ndo ur MS..work there and then u can return to ur country anytime if u want once u r settled.. and work in your country..
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I have a friend in Denmark,and she has tried teaching me a little Danish.She has also made the remark that the Danish language is one of this hardest to teach/learn.I would start with visiting the libary or maybe taking a class in your city.
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Nope. Teachers from a different country doesn’t know the target country’s culture. What you say may work in case of scientific subjects, but if a teacher knows so well a langauge and his/her profession as well, he/she would get a good salary at home, so why go to the target country?
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I have lived over-seas my whole life.  Before we would ever move we would study the culture of that place before we decided that that is actually where we would move.  I think it's the same with learning the language.  You don't really have to go to the country to learn the language.  Trust me, sometimes it just doesn't work.  (If you want to learn German, going to Germany shouldn't be your first option if you want to learn the language.  You would try to talk to the people in German and they would answer you in English!  It was kind of their little way of saying don't even bother.) You should check out the culture and maybe try to speak a little bit of that language and see if you like it or not.  Otherwise, you just wasted a whole bunch of money on something you don't like and will never even use.
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Why dont you try a distance coaching.You can also join any Distance course in other country sorry i dont have much details.
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Unfortunately once you leave your country your degree is worth less then whatever country you go to.\n\nTry getting a job in your country and ask for an overseas transfer.\n\nFor example if you come to the US you can either teach, we always need science teachers,  or start again in college and then get a good job.
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Become fluent in a foreign language and build up a network in a foreign country.  I see you're an ESL teacher, so consider looking for jobs teaching executives, lawyers, etc.  I'm going to link to the website for a company that does this kind of work in Brazil, just so you can see what I'm referring to.\n\nNext, apply to the foreign services department of your national govenment (the name of which varies from nation to nation).  I'll link the Canadian office below, but you'd need to find the office iu your home country.\n\nOh, and I'm assuming that you already have some sort of university degree and a way to prove that you're interested in foreign affairs (related education, volunteer work, published articles, etc.)
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U want to study to be a teacher online? Theres nothing better than learning from a real classroom situation. What country do you want to study in? I would definately suggest going to a university that will provide you with placements within a school.
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Are you wanting to teach in Canada or the United States?  If you want to teach in Canada, contact the Ontario College of Teachers and they could probably assist you.
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Ask your university, Foreign Students Association(it might not be called that at your school but a group that helps people from other countries).Or your school counselor might be able to assist you in finding out about that.