TEFL? TESOL?

Hmmm. South Korea sounds decent. Sadly, there is NO way to get the bachelor's until I'm better off financially. Right now I'm working as many jobs as I can in the US just to stay afloat, and I'm certainly not making any headway toward earning enough to come back! So the idea is to get an ESL job without the bachelor's. I realize the importance of that sheepskin, but jeezohpete . . . 10 credits! I'm a good teacher, they should capitalize on a great opportunity.

The ND student body is only 85% catholic.

Korea, hmm? Are you having a good experience in Thailand? Where did you hunt for jobs? The recruiter stories are frightening but I'm impressed with one of the Korean recruiting sites.

I taught students aged 13 to 17, and loved it. I don't know about younguns . . . I think I prefer older students!