I’ve never been to Singapore but from what I’ve read they don’t hire many English teachers. (English is their official language after all). If you have a “third world” nationality it will be even tougher. Generally preference is given in the following order: American, Canadian, British, Irish, Australian, Kiwi, South African. If you don’t have one of those passports you would probably need to find illegal work.
Yeah, a cousin does proofreader work there, but apparently there’s a strong preference for permanent residents. The penalties for illegal work are quite stiff; I’m not that desperate. Well, I’ll see what the territory’s really like when I get there.
I’ve never been to Singapore but from what I’ve read they don’t hire many English teachers. (English is their official language after all). If you have a “third world” nationality it will be even tougher. Generally preference is given in the following order: American, Canadian, British, Irish, Australian, Kiwi, South African. If you don’t have one of those passports you would probably need to find illegal work.
Yeah, a cousin does proofreader work there, but apparently there’s a strong preference for permanent residents. The penalties for illegal work are quite stiff; I’m not that desperate. Well, I’ll see what the territory’s really like when I get there.