Carole Said:

Does anyone know how to go about getting teaching english jobs in angola?

We Answered:

The best idea would be to look up the closest Angolan embassy in your area. They should have tons of info and be happy to help you.
Knowing Portuguese is a major plus - have you considered working in Mozambique? They also speak Portuguese and have nice beaches, less landmines;)

Nathan Said:

Is it easy for Americans to find English teaching jobs in Prague?

We Answered:

I don't think it's a big problem, a lot of people here want to learn English. I know one school, which is hiring, you can ask there: http://www.linguaviva.cz/kariera/teachin…

Eileen Said:

Does anyone know some good english teaching jobs in Tokyo area?

We Answered:

Generally companies send there employees to classes and don't hire there own english teacher/

Alfred Said:

What is the best way to find English teaching jobs in the Middle East?

We Answered:

Most organisations advertising posts for English teachers would use the Times Educational Supplement.

See www.tes.co.uk

Lauren Said:

How do I get GOOD English teaching jobs?

We Answered:

Attend teaching college and get a formal degree
* major in teaching
* minor in english language

Include that on your resume

Look into how prospective schools are ranked ... public, private, relitious ... if you are teaching at a school, or university, that is top ranked for students to attend, the odds are that the teachers are also high caliber, and get commensurate salaries.

Ted Said:

how can i get english teaching jobs in china?

We Answered:

they usually want native speakers and people that fit the stereotype of "foreigners", white skin, blue eyes and yellow hair, but, I think you could get a job, if you search the below links, it may take some extra work on your part since you are not the typical foreigner but, you can do it!