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6793026 · 03-19-2011, 12:36 AM

Spoon: I agree with you 10000%... However, I believe we are a tad older than the OP that's why it might not make sense.

For those of you who's 22-25, recent graduate and you want to see and check out the experience, DEFINITELY go for it. It'll be a great eye opener. The money you make means NOTHING because you'll really enjoy it and you'll never look back.

Now, if you're 25, and you're a guy with a decent career oriented mindset, it'll be highly unlikely you'll go and teach english (eg/ comp sci major, doctors etc...).

Spoon is right, for a lot of guys, who are really goal oriented, will grad from UBC and SFU and then quickly get a job, work a few years, earned a great reputation and this teaching english opportunity won't be so high on your list.

I know someone who went when he's 26 + for 3 years, he came back into the work force and it's was really hard to explain to the employer on teaching english bit.

03-19-2011, 12:36 AM	#10
6793026 RS.net, helping ugly ppl have sex since 2001 Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: GTA, BC, HK Posts: 8,398 Thanked 2,939 Times in 1,287 Posts Failed 171 Times in 78 Posts	Spoon: I agree with you 10000%... However, I believe we are a tad older than the OP that's why it might not make sense. For those of you who's 22-25, recent graduate and you want to see and check out the experience, DEFINITELY go for it. It'll be a great eye opener. The money you make means NOTHING because you'll really enjoy it and you'll never look back. Now, if you're 25, and you're a guy with a decent career oriented mindset, it'll be highly unlikely you'll go and teach english (eg/ comp sci major, doctors etc...). Spoon is right, for a lot of guys, who are really goal oriented, will grad from UBC and SFU and then quickly get a job, work a few years, earned a great reputation and this teaching english opportunity won't be so high on your list. I know someone who went when he's 26 + for 3 years, he came back into the work force and it's was really hard to explain to the employer on teaching english bit.