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Word of mouth
Network and get to know people. While I personally don't like recommending people for jobs nor asking them to recommend me, by talking with people you can find out key pieces of information. Knowing where a school advertises and when is half the battle. There are so many job sites out there it's impossible to look at them all. In addition, some places only place adverts on their website or only recruit via word of mouth. Networking is key in finding a good place to work.
Read between the lines
Some job adverts don't give salary details. This may be because they're looking for professionals and not just people looking for the highest salary. It also may be because the salary is super low. Again, networking and talking to people will help you find out which jobs are good and which are bad.
Other times they post outdated salary info. This could be because a secretary just copies and pastes the info to a job board and never updates it.
Scour the internet
Here's a list of tons of TEFL job boards. Facebook and forums might also be a good place to find jobs. Find country-specific sites as well. I personally like these sites for Korea.
- Dave's ESL Cafe
- Foreign Professors and University English Teachers
- Jobs.ac.uk
- The Chronicle
- Craigslist
- Dave’s ESL Cafe
- Foreign Professors and University English Teachers
- The Guardian
- Higher Ed Jobs
- Korea Bridge
- TEFL Jobs Overseas
- TESOL.org
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