Long before Harry Potter, Bridget Jones Diary, Notting Hill and other popular Brit flicks became important motivations for visiting the United Kingdom, tourists from all over the world flocked to London for all sorts of reasons. These days, perhaps due to the global economic slump which rendered many professionals jobless in their home countries, a lot of foreign teachers are migrating to other country to take advantage of the abundance of teaching jobs.
Aside from employment in some of the world's most impressive learning institutions, expats have come up with other reasons that make their career move to the country enjoyably worthwhile. Here are the top 6 things foreigners particular enjoy after scoring placement in schools.
1. The amazing culture and all the provisions to further explore it - From museums, galleries, cultural shows, food, etc., well known country is considered a paradise for culture-vultures and even Royal Family fanatics.
2. The high quality of life - The country has a perfect balance of the elements of the old world and the new world that brings forward an impressively adaptive but also archaic-inclined and loving lifestyle.
3. Adherence to the motto "working hard and partying harder" - This advocacy probably explains the profusion of pubs all over the country. After a tiring day of teaching kids and dealing with behavioural issues, a tall glass of lager or mead is all it takes to undo those tension knots or unwind.
4. Great transportation system - The "tube" is a great means of transportation all over the city and it's very easy to get to your destination in time. An expat even shared that what's truly delightful about this form of public transport is that "eye contact is discouraged and speaking is strictly prohibited." In the morning, as much as possible you don't want to have to listen to the mundane conversation of the people you ride the train with so this decorum in the tube is great for keeping the head clear before dealing with all your students for the next eight hours or so.
5. The shopping - Though practically everything is expensive, there are many flea markets and bazaars over the weekends that you can visit. The range of items sold is often defined as eclectic; from shabby chic loveseats to vintage designer eyewear, you can score them all after getting your monthly pay.
6. The cultural diversity - No matter where you're from in the world, there's always a big likelihood that you'll find a large group of people from your country. When you want a break from everything British and want to take refuge in the scents and taste of your homeland, there are authentic restaurants that you can visit.
London teaching jobs are all set for devoted teacher who are willing to contribute for a quality education.
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