After my degree,I want to teach english in Egypt next year, where do i start? has any one got any advice..?

You can find good books and other publications on teaching abroad from professional organizations like:





Council on International Educational Exchange (CIEE)


Study or work abroad, international volunteer programs, international student and teacher ID cards, discount educational travel, and more.www.ciee.org





NAFSA - Association of International Educators


Resources for international educators and students, includes foreign students and their advisers, U.S. students going abroad and their advisers, ESL and ...www.nafsa.org





Study abroad advisors at major U.S. universities will also have resources and good advice. Professional help like this will make it easier to keep you from getting ripped off.After my degree,I want to teach english in Egypt next year, where do i start? has any one got any advice..?
Before you go, now even, get a TEFL certificate; this and a degree are the basic qualfiications. Also you might want to take a few lessons in Arabic just to give you a head start before you arrive. It's not essential for teaching, but for outside the school, shopping and so on, it's a good idea.





Also, join some expat in Egypt forums and lurk there a while to get the feel of what it's like lliving there as a foreigner.