For those who are looking for a unique experience, the opportunity to teach English and English as a second language to students abroad can be tempting for those who come from a teaching, English, or TESOL background. However, there are several things to keep in mind before signing up to head overseas.

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Part of my job a Career Coach involves going beyond assisting students with the discovery of vocational call. After a trip to dream world and exploring possibility with a “sky is the limit” mindset, it becomes my job to bring students back to earth. Goal setting is great, but without a plan of action it becomes a fruitless mental activity.