University of Missouri has an online credential program-it might even be geared for international teaching.

We teach in Thailand and feel very safe here.

That is QSI biggest school, over 900 students.

I work for QSI. I think the salary might be a bit less than other places, but they are very honest, always pay on time and our office staff is very helpful. My husband and I both teach at the school and we get housing, water, medical insurance, overseas allowance, shipping and annual plane tickets home. You can email me at lbfhaber@aol.com if you have other questions.

What are the chances of getting a job when one person in the couple has a teaching credential, MA in education and no overseas experience and the other person has BA, Graduate work, overseas teaching experience, TESOL, but no teaching credential?
I know that non-credentialed teachers is a touch subject for some, sorry ahead of time.
Where would we be able to get a job? Would we even be able to? We are going to a job fair this winter. How should we deal with our situation during the interviews?

Thanks

Great suggestions.

We are attending the AASSA fair and are hoping to land our first overseas jobs. Thinking South America may be an easier market f(or teachers new to the scene) that eastern Europe or Asia.

Anyone know anything specific about this fair?

What are the adantages and disadvantages of small vs. medium vs. large schools?

What would you recommend for a first overseas experience?