Ed
- 2008-02-24
I would imagine, because of the value of the currency, you'd make more money in the more developed countries. If you teach in the Middle East, the countries with oil money probably pay well too. You can make a lot of money teaching in Iraq or Afghanistan, but.....
Another thing to think about is how well you can live in that country on your salary. If you need hard currency to pay off your debts, child support, etc., you're probably better off in a rich country. But if you just want to live in that country, you may do better in a less developed country.
This is mostly conjecture (an educated guess).
nill
- 2008-01-28
asia, more demand,more opportunities.
nill
Q
- 2008-01-28
Just asking
No pun intended neither
- 2008-01-28
The economies of China and Korea just keep growing and now they can afford to import their eslteachers.
good point, though.
JNET
- 2008-01-27
That's what you believe in....who are we to oppose eh 
Tst, tsk, tsk.
Almost all the English teachers in latin countries are locals and the spoken English of latinos might sound more clear and understandable than Asians taught by well paid, imported native English speakers.
No PUN intended.