if you just need an ARC with small supplemental income, it might be an option. also, you can teach up to 32hr/wk, and there can be additional non teaching paid hours, iiuc.
since marco said on hourly rate and monthly earnings dependence on hours worked, i guess he is talking on cram school language teachers. For them, minimum salary for foreigners is not applied. so, the possible minimum monthly wage may be less than half of typical English teachers monthly income.
@lusty_gem, no matter whatever jobs you are thinking of, you should clearly understand what are the requirements and procedures to switch jobs, especially if it is in the middle of your contract. you could be screwed, if something was wrong. the easiest timing must be when your contract is expiring.
if your degree is education related, english teacher for public schools in government program might be better than cram school teacher, because their salary is by the fixed table regardless of your nationality. for cram school teacher, you should also compete with students or spouses of citizens who can be less qualified and donât need work permits applied by schools.
if your degree is related to manufacturing, eventual engineer/manager position might be better.
Thank you for the advised. The company I work at doesnât offer overtime. In the manufacturing industry overtime is the life for people, without overtime, salary is just enough.
I thought there was a minimum salary requirement of $58k or something for foreign English teachers to get an ARC? And I think English âteaching assistantsâ (usually locals) make half that.
I donât think this law differentiates between cram schools and real schools, does it?
the minimum salary for foreign special professionals teaching at cram schools is ~48k. it may be set lower than the 58k or something for language teachers, because they need higher qualifications than language teachers and less probably take away employment opportunity of locals.
Sorry I donât understand your comment. What is the difference between a âforeign special professional teaching at a cram schoolâ and a âlanguage teacherâ? They are both English teachers, are they not?
Or are you talking about foreign teachers who teach other subjects?