I hope it goes well for her, living somewhere where everything is so different and you don't speak the main language must be hard. And doing it all on your own, I'm not sure I could do it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Natalka
She told me about a summer camp in Italy that is looking for people to come over and teach English for the summer. Its 3 hours day with weekends off :lolsign:
I'm considering going.
If you could afford the mansion you wouldn't worry about having to get a maid,lol. ;):biggrin:Quote:
Originally Posted by PinkLincoln
The good thing about going there, is there are lots of other teachers, so they usually get together..Quote:
Originally Posted by Miss_April
Miss April, that would be most awesome! Where in Italy?
Wow, that's big!
I would definitely have my friends and family come live with me if that was my house. I don't get how just a couple or a small family live in such a giant houses like that.
Very cool site - Sotheby's has real estate listings for luxury homes!
http://www.sothebyshomes.com/
She said it was just about 30 minutes outside of Rome. So there would be a lot to see and do!Quote:
Originally Posted by Natalka
A friend of ours - well, their family - went over to Italy to do a year's sabbatical - four years ago - their fifth child was born there. He's a vet professor at the university here, and he went to do research. They were in a town outside of Florence, for most of the time. That's something I can't imagine doing, uprooting a family for a year - but it was quite the experience. They are originally from Serbia, came to Canada about 10 years ago.
Wow, Miss April - that would be just great!
Teaching listings in left column
http://www.wantedinrome.com/
Wow! That must have been crazy but amazing at the same time.
Do you have a teaching degree or TESOL or TESL/TEFL Certificate?
That's enough mansion looking for me, lol!
Back to reality!
right now all I want is solid food :(
You know how they say if you're hungry, have a glass of water and it'll fill you? WRONG!