Anna Said:

any way for a high school student to teach English in another country for community service? hing?

We Answered:

As you are so young, I think you can practice teaching in your own country to foreigners and international students. Then you can think about going abroad after university and getting a TEFL certificate to become a real English teacher.

Another option could be for you to study abroad as a student but here you would be doing a lot of language learning versus English teaching. That could work to your advantage if you return to that country in the future.

Willard Said:

Teaching English in Korea without a college degree?

We Answered:

I very much doubt you could get a job legally even though you are ethnically Korean. Schools want teachers with a min bachelors degree. The TEFL certificate won't get you much since you don't have a college degree as well. Teachers are registered though the Education Department here in Korea which is why you need the degree. The other option is to work illegally, but you also stand a good chance of getting screwed out of money by some greedy hogwan owner. If that happens and you try to report it, you won't get much help going after the person.

Marcus Said:

Can someone who is hard of hearing teach English?

We Answered:

Hi Stephanie

If you know that you jave a hearing loss and it causes a problem please think seriously about giving hearing aids a try. I've had a hearing loss (mild to moderately severe) for a few years now and I started wearing hearing aids about 18 months ago and wow! What a difference they have made to my life. My life at work is so much easier, my social life has taken off again an my life at home with my partner is so much better, and all because I decided I wanted to see what hearing aids could do for me..