Seeking advice for career development.
My current position is:
- teaching ESL 50%
- DSO 40% (designated school official)
- New student interviews and
some program (Toefl class) coordination 10%
I earn 42K annually and would like:
- see an upward tick in income
- inc. health insurance
- reduce my DSO role (use my mind more)
- continue teaching - open to additional
support tasks (quantitative analysis?)
- optional: reasonable cost of living or less snow
My profile:
- 10 years advanced and intermediate ESL
- to mostly adults
- Ph.D. in Education Policy
- 1 publication (Education Policy)
- Skilled in quantitative analysis (SAS, SPSS)
- Peer Reviewer for multiple journals
- 2 articles in progress (not published)
- no teacher certification
Are my career goals reasonable?
Where should I look (region, institution type)?
Looking for 50K (hold PhD), prefer USA
Moderator: Joe
Re: Looking for 50K (hold PhD), prefer USA
Have you looked at British/American schools and universities abroad? TEFL is notoriously badly paid. In the past Japan, Korea and some of the gulf states paid very well. I think even those countries have been hit by the economic crisis.
I'm not sure how much you aim to earn. Is it above 42K Eur? GBP? USD?
I'm not sure how much you aim to earn. Is it above 42K Eur? GBP? USD?
Lucy is the author of Lucy Pollard's Guide to Teaching English
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Re: Looking for 50K (hold PhD), prefer USA
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