I was not expecting all the discussion involving working permits and the legality of who is eligible to teaching or not. Maybe I posted here too early. Anyway, thank you everybody for the warm welcome.
Since when? Open work rights has always been enough. There are no special qualifications for cram school teachers (outside of passing some criminal record checks).
Very true. There is a vacant apartment same size as ours, not sure of condition, rent is half the mortgage payment. That’s my thing. Change jobs, don’t like neighbors, then as a renter you are free to go anywhere. So many people stress over mortgages when life could be so much easier.
The paid teaching hour rate seems to be very low here in Taiwan, compared with what I used to pay in Malaysia, and the living cost is really different a big gap.
We reach a number today, and also consulting with other schools, we got a number and I would like to ask the opinion of our friends here.
Entry-level: 400NTD per hour.
Middle-level: 1200NTD per hour.
Senior: 1500NTD per hour.
I need to emphasize, the schools will have a high level from education material to facilities.
Sure, then they need to obtain experience first, otherwise they are free to choose whatever they want.
Nobody will pay more just because your native language is English, if you don’t have experience, and you need training to obtain this experience, that is what we might get for you.
Hate to break it to you, but any (white person) with an English-language-country passport and a college (university) diploma is going to expect at least 600. Even the chain schools like Hess and Giraffe start their FOBs at ~620, though my understanding is most schools cap their max raise well before 1000. I know a few people who have made 1200 teaching corporate English, but that seems to be the max. (This is just from me poking around the web and talking to people. I’ve always worked in real schools since I’m a licensed teacher and they have much better job security. Though, from your middle and senior-level pay scale, they have much lower pay)