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#1 Parent Polh - 2005-06-30
Germany - ESL discussion

I don't know if you're EU citizen, I'm assuming no. Most schools ESL employ teachers per hour, no need to have a work-permit, just keep quiet and don't call the labor dpt. Large cities are very expensive to live in, a small studio could start at 500,600 US. Salary is the best in Europe,but all depends where you live. Try small towns away from the big cities. Cheers, Polh

Cecilea Meyer - 2005-06-29
ADVICE ON MOVING TO GERMANY! - ESL discussion

hey, does anyone have any thoughts about how much money in US dollars i'll need to cover getting set up in berlin. it's just me going, so i'll just be taking a few bags and looking for TEFL work and housing. i'm totally prepared to live frugally til i get set up, but an estimate would be nice from someone's whose made the same move before. also, once i get to berlin and find work, can i apply for a work visa in germany, or do i need to do that back in the states. suggestions?

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