- Many 1st World Gringos and Expats come down to Latin
America with a shortage of cash and resources, and some with perhaps
with just enough dough to live for a period of 6 months to a year or so.
One of the quickest and easiest job options for them is an English
teaching job. In that area there are four good and sure options to
choose from. That said, today we’ll answer one of the many emails that
specifically addresses the subject of teaching English in Latin America…
-After
a year or ...
- Many 1st World Gringos and Expats come down to Latin
America with a shortage of cash and resources, and some with perhaps
with just enough dough to live for a period of 6 months to a year or so.
One of the quickest and easiest job options for them is an English
teaching job. In that area there are four good and sure options to
choose from. That said, today we’ll answer one of the many emails that
specifically addresses the subject of teaching English in Latin America…
-After
a year or so on the job, about half the Gringo English teachers in
Latin American private k-12 schools end up finding a niche that turns
into a nice business opportunity. On the other hand, half of the Gringo
English teachers stay on the job for years with no desire to leave. So
even if they stumble on a great business idea or two or three (and most
eventually do), they still don’t bother to chase the carrot. Why?
Because in Latin America teachers (especially Gringo teachers) are
respected and admired by both parents and kids alike (what a unique
concept!) Today we provide some stories and proof of
concept…
-You certainly know, and are probably
quite irritated, about the great illegal migration of uneducated,
unwashed masses from Latin America- coming to a neighborhood near you.
Still, everyone wonders how dirt poor people can afford to pay the $2000
to $10000 it costs to hire a “coyote” to get them across safely. People
rightly ask, if they can scrape together that kind of dough why are
they in such a hurry to leave? The fact is in the states today, half of
the average adult population can’t even scrape together $500 in cash!
Today we’ll get to see exactly how poor Latins gather up the necessary dough. You’ll certainly be surprised…
-Visit me Johnny (and Expat super-blogger John Galt) at our new joint website www.TheNewExpat.com
. Its where you’ll get real “boots on the ground” info, experienced
expat blogs and reports. It’s a work in progress so please be patient.
We’re continually improving and expanding the format.
-Be sure to check out my "Expat Files" YouTube channel -and become a subscriber (it’s free!)
-NEWS FLASH!
At
www.TheNewExpat.com we have a new feature: a blog written by a very
trusted Latin lawyer (with great credentials). He will be blogging
regularly from Central America touching on everything you want to know
about Latin Legal issues such as residency, passports, contracts, S.A.
corporations, banking, Trusts, courts, lawsuits, and much more. He’ll
stress all manner of Latin Legal issues as they pertain to Expats.
Better yet, you’ll be able to contact him and email your own legal
questions too…
CONSULT WITH JOHNNY- SCHEDULE A CELL OR SKYPE CALL:
Would you like a 1 on 1 personal Skype or phone consult with me? Set up
a time when we can talk and sort out your own specific Latin American
plans. Just put the word “CONSULT” in the subject line and send a short
list of your questions and talking points to: theexpatfiles@gmail.com
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