i want to travel the world and teach at university for maybe a year and then move on to the next country, is that possible?
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A "Visiting Instructor" or "Visiting Assistant Professor" is the special name for an instructor or professor who is hired only for a short period of time, usually from one to three years.  These positions are generally only desired by scholars who are ABD (haven't finished their dissertation yet), or are new Ph.D.s.  This is because visiting positions pay poorly, are only temporary, and are not tenure-track.  So the people who end up in a string of visiting positions are not in an enviable spot; rather, they are having a very hard time getting a permanent job with a decent salary and benefits.  \n\nI know some folks who had to take 2 or 3 visiting positions in a row before they found tenure-track positions, and it was very hard on them, both financially and in terms of job security.  They were terrified they wouldn't ever find a permanent position with some security.  And of course, other academics start to get suspicious of your ability to be a decent scholar if you just cannot find a tenure-track position.\n\nI hope this information helps.
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It's difficult to advise you until I know which country you belong to\n\nI am a lecturer teaching English\nMy son has also appeared for X this year\nHe wishes to go for NDA and become a pilot\n\nChild, there is tough competition for medical.Plenty of money and later money again to set up practice. My younger brother id a doctor having a job paying him only 20,000 thousand\n\nThere is a vast scope in engineering and can go abroad\n\nAnyway, you have to decide as per your interest. When you are interested in something, you work harder
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yes you can.  Don't worry, your students will not be erased b/c you went to canada.
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Yes.  Depends on the state.  In my state (NC), they have an accelerated program that can get you teaching after 1 summer of courses.  Of course, you need to continue your education.  \n\nI'd begin by looking at the state education department websites for the states in which you'd be willing to teach.
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Yes, It happened to me 17 years ago, I left my country to move Here USA , it is nothing wrong to experience and expand your horizon, it is about LIFE, Now if you are moving because you are escaping from your problems, it is not a good idea, because you are going to carry them with you. what i try to say is ask your self what is your GOAL or GOALS, and then go for it...\nremember:\n "Your goals, minus your doubts, equal your reality."\nP.S.: you also have to work over there you know? He He.\nBest of Luck to you in your new adventure!!!
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try teaching at a online university
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you can do your studies in abroad in future
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you should not make a decision about your career like this!!! first you should make sure what specifically you want to do, then first look for opportunities in your own country. Deciding for studying abroad is good when you have an idea where exactly you wanna go. I mean you can't go to antarctica on my suggestion.\nI personally have chosen UK. BECAUSE, I am a student of literature who wants to do a masters in Victorian lit.(19th century UK lit.) , so the best thing for me is go to uk (whose lit. I want to study and do the masters. and then carefully select a hanfull of institutions (accredited please). and there you go. CIAO
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You could work as a translator, a tour guide, and liason for a company dealing with people in other countries.  If you already have a degree there are plenty of opportunities.
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You would find it much easier to obtain work in the country whose language you speak. Or with a company FROM there, which would mean that you could travel between the 2 countries and be extra useful...! \n\nThen there's the travel arena ... you could be a tour guide in your own country for foreigners from China/Japan/Korea. \nYou could be a tour guide over THERE, for your own countrymen & women. \nYou would be useful in an airport or with an airline.\nThat's just a few, off the top of my head...! ; )
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it depends on the the course you are opting for and which country are you going to
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You will need to check if your qualification is recognised in the country in which you want to work.  (England and Wales have the same, while N. Ireland and Scotland each  have a different system.)  If it is not recognised you will need to qualify there, which typically takes one year at university.\n\nIf your qualification is OK, then just apply for jobs as normal - phone and ask for an application form, fill it in, and send it back!\n\nThe most comprehensive source of teaching jobs is the TES (Times Educational Supplement): their website is www.tesjobs.co.uk\nIt also has advice on working in the UK for those who haven't before.\n\nBest of luck.
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I'd move to the uk where they speak English, and travel the world based from there.  Travel is so much cheaper there than in North America, gotta make that million last.
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I don't think it's possible.  Don't give up though. If you really want to do it, learn french, then apply. Otherwise, plan on studying abroad. They do teach some courses in English there, I don't think it's enough to matriculate.
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See yourself where you want to be.  I'm a second year maths student at university.  What keeps me going is knowing where I want to be in two years from now.
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Most teachers these days have university training. If you get a lesser qualification you will not off the bottom rung of the teaching career ladder. In its early days, the Open University made a fortune out of non-graduate teachers wanting a degree to get promotion. Also, it is highly unlikely you will qualify as a teacher without doing full-time study on the way.\n\nIf you are already working, you could look at doing a university degree part-time. If you are in London you could apply to Birkbeck College, or (anywhere) you could enrol with the Open University. Be warned this takes a long time and is hard work.\n\nUni these days is no promise of a good job, but you need to go to Uni to get most decent jobs. If it were not so the Government would not have 18 year olds over a barrel with student loans!
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Go work in quebec for a year and then any school in quebec once you are a resident.