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Native Speaker and See the World Tell
How to Go Overseas�and Stay There

�Many people have a strong desire to travel to exotic lands and numerous Americans dream of journeying to foreign countries. A new book has some creative answers and suggests that teaching English overseas is an adventure. Native Speaker: Teach English and See the World outlines how enterprising and adventurous Americans can go overseas and pay their way by teaching English.

"English is the international language of commerce and technology. Why not broaden your horizons?" says author Elizabeth Reid, who taught English in Latin America for eight years. While more than 300 million people in the world speak English, it seems that most of the rest want to learn it. There is a huge demand in foreign countries to learn to speak English and native speakers are the preferred teachers.

Native Speaker outlines how to locate prospective employers in other countries or how to set up your own business with private classes. The author also gives lots of useful tips, including how to choose a money-making locale and how to keep your English classes interesting and fun. Part travel guide, part career manual, this 96-page book gives lots of teaching tips that can be put to good use in any foreign language classroom. If you've always dreamed of seeing the world, teaching English is a creative way to finance your travels.

Native Speaker, only $5, is available by calling 1-800-431-1579. Or, readers can request a free copy by writing to:

Bueno Books
914 Pine Drive, suite F
Caldwell TX 77836.

Edited by Kerry Cohen

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