I'm a Filipino and would like to teach in the US. Where can I see employers or schools? Thanks!?
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Do you have a certain area in mind? If so, you can search for area schools, and get in contact with the schoolboard about openings.
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Check this website for all the details! \n\nhttp://www.LivingInThePhilippines.com\n\nThis site has detailed answers to any question you can think of, and also answers to questions you never thought of!  \n\nIf you have any specific questions, feel free to email me, as I've been there and done that.  I'll probably move back there within the next 5 years. Hopefully sooner.\n\n\nGood luck!\n\nrexski ... traveling the globe!\n\nhttp:www.funorbiz.globaltravel.com
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if you are looking for a licenced filipino dentist in the usa, they are probably not listed coz they are illegal immigrants.  just kidding, check the filipino reporter in jersey, they got a crap load of listings in the state. anyways, why a filipino dentist? the good dentists come from india because they got a third eye.
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try to search in the internet for job opening for teacher
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Before you do anything, check out the local filipino community and see if they can help with advice.\n\nIf you want to go there, do your homework on where you're going. If, for example you intend to settle in Palawan or Mindoro the chances are you'll get kidnapped unless you have bodyguards. Manila is OK but again, areas are dangerous expecially at night. Best option is somewhere like Baggio, Tagatay, Quezon City or Angeles City. you can live very well there on a monthly income of £400, as long as your accomodation is paid for, i.e you own a decent house. Remember the PI is a developing country so theres no constant electricity, Water is pulled up from a deep well and utilities are unreliable.\nEnglish is very widely spoken in PI, mostly at basic level but certainly enough so you don't have to learn Tagalog. The traffic, corruption and way of life suits some, but not all. Best advice is to go there a few times yourself, bring her here on a tourist Visa a couple of times (you need to provide funds in her A/C for that) and go from there.\n\nMake sure you have all the Visa regs sorted out, an overstay makes her persona non grata. for you ging there , there are visa rules but there are ways around it through corruption.\n\nIf she comes here and improves her English then she can qualify for a work permit after 2 years (I think) and find gainful employment. Local filipino communities are very helpful and easy to find, pin a notice up in your local hospital where there are probably numerous Filipino nurses, or simply ask someone.\n\nAlso, if you bring her here she will want to call home all the time (boredom, homesickness) so get a load of cheap international phonecards. \nGood luck
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You will need an employer to sponsor you to get an H1B visa. Agencies hiring teachers to work in the US may help.
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So what's the question?\n\nAnd, why is it that every chatroom online has Filippinos who want to be my friend and wonder how they can get jobs in the US?
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For one, I would talk to teachers in my community. I would also ask my local university's department of education for information. Also, contact your local school board to find out about employment listings, etc.
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Try interviewing for companies that have branches in Phillipines or Australia. Study maps and such about those countries and demonstrate that you understand the geography and culture. Also be sure to follow the current events in those countries. Impress your inteviewers by understanding their country. \nYou can try to find a job teaching English in the Phillipines or teaching Malay in Phillipines or Australia. The fact that you are a native speaker is probably enough to get you a job.
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You need to find an employer who will sponsor you for a work visa.  There aren't many school districts that will sponsor someone.  You could also try the green card lottery if you are eligible for that.
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I do not think so. First, to teach in the US, you must satisfy certain requirements such as, teaching credentials, visa, work permit, licenses etc etc etc. Secondly, there are so many professionals all around the world, who are eager to penetrate the US system, for one, you have the Filipino teachers who are touted as among the best educators on the planet. Thirdly, you must learn not only how to speak good English, but also write where many, including 1st speakers of English fail. Fourthly, English of many Indians are hard to understand due to strong accent. Hope this helps.
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What kind of foreigner are you? What country and what kind of school are you interested in?. I've lived in Los Angeles all my life and I could help you if you were more specific...
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Try to watch here:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Search?search=special+education+philippines&go=Go
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I don't vouch for these schools but you can check them out.\n\nhttp://www.pinoywebsights.com/schools/\nhttp://www.findaschool.org/index.php?Country=Philippines\nhttp://dmoz.org/Regional/Asia/Philippines/Education/Organizations/
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In the Philippines, all I can do is offer you this website as a place to start:\n\nhttp://www1.worldbank.org/devoutreach/july05/textonly.asp?id=318\n\nIn the United States, special education is struggling between trying to maximize what is best for each individual student, with funding concerns and a lack of understanding from people not working directly with special needs students.\n\nhttp://www.wrightslaw.com/\n\n\nElsewhere, I know Britain failed to use inclusion successfully because the teachers weren't trained correctly.\n\nhttp://www.bcodp.org.uk/\n\nOther than that, I don't know.
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Try one of these websites for information about teaching in Asia:
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Maybe the best way is to study abroad. Filipinos speak good English and you can actually find a lot of English classes that cater to foreigners. I myself have met a lot of Koreans who are taking English classes in my school. I think they choose to come here to learn English because it is cheaper than going to the U.S.. Surf the net for English classes for foreigners in the Philippines. Try to go to the University of the Philippines (U.P.) website and contact them through email or phone, you choose. There are other schools offering English classes for foreigners, however. U.P. is just one of them. Good luck! :)