Salaries Teaching English In China, Korea, Japan & Taiwan

Skip ahead to salaries & wages teaching English in... Taiwan: 00:54 Korea: 04:01 China: 05:43 Japan: 07:57 Text version with more details: In Korea: http://www.eslinsider.com/blog/teaching-english-in-asia-salary#korea In China: http://www.eslinsider.com/blog/teaching-english-in-asia-salary#china In Japan: http://www.eslinsider.com/blog/teaching-english-in-asia-salary#japan In Taiwan: http://www.eslinsider.com/blog/teaching-english-in-asia-salary#taiwan How much do you need to move abroad? http://www.eslinsider.com/blog/how-much-money-do-i-need-to-move-to-korea-china-taiwan-japan Find out above how much money you need to bring to China, Korea, Japan and Taiwan. Cost of living: http://www.eslinsider.com/interviews/korea-money-expenses-1 http://www.eslinsider.com/interviews/china-money-expenses http://www.eslinsider.com/blog/taiwan-expenses-cost-of-living Do ESL teachers with TEFL certificates, teaching related degrees and experience make more money? http://www.eslinsider.com/blog/do-esl-teachers-with-experience-related-degrees-or-tefl-certificates-make-more-money You can make good money teaching abroad. Find out more above about the salaries/wages ESL teachers make. The best places for making money teaching English are in Eastern Asia and the Middle East. Korea, Japan, Taiwan and China can be good in Asia. In the Middle East UAE, Dubai, Oman and Saudi Arabia can be good. You usually need good qualifications to teach in the Middle East. Korea is usually the best place for money in Asia since they'll cover your airfare, your housing, give you severance at the end of a year and a pension for some. It's pretty easy to save $1000 a month there and then collect a few more thousand at the end of your contract. Japan can be good, but the cost of living is higher. There aren't really benefits either. You might be able to save a $1000 a month, but you have to find cheap housing and be frugal. In Taiwan you could save a $1000 a month with the right job and you might have to work a bit more and be frugal. There aren't really any benefits there either. In some places you might be able to save a $1000 a month in China, but that depends a lot on where you are and what school you are working for and... Salaries vary a lot in China. 4,000-15,000RMB. You can look that up. You can make more in the big cities. If you want to work hard then you can do that and of course save more, but it means working long hours and taking a couple of jobs. WHAT'S IT REALLY LIKE TO TEACH IN EAST ASIA? http://www.eslinsider.com/blog/teach-english-in-china http://www.eslinsider.com/blog/teach-english-in-korea http://www.eslinsider.com/blog/teach-english-in-japan http://www.eslinsider.com/blog/teach-english-in-taiwan And/or check out: http://www.eslinsider.com/where-should-i-teach-china-korea-japan-or-taiwan ************************************************* Money is just part of it. I wouldn't recommend going anywhere just because of the money. Have an interest in the place first. _____________________________________________________ ESLinsider serves up fresh resources for ESL teachers: how-to videos, online TEFL courses, interviews with ESL teachers in Asia, ebooks and a blog. You can learn how to teach English with videos, find solutions to classroom problems, and get ideas for your lessons. It also has a blog where you can learn about teaching and living in Asia: Taiwan, China, Korea and Japan. _____________________________________________________ Resources: http://www.eslinsider.com Blog: http://www.eslinsider.com/blog How-to videos: http://www.eslinsider.com/how-to-teach-english-videos Online TEFL courses - effective, efficient + economical http://www.course.eslinsider.com/ Subscribe to my blog: http://www.eslinsider.com/newsletter