Bolt, Grab or Cherry Taxis 👍🏽

Might not want to advertise the fact you'll be working without the correct visa. If you're looking for a teaching role you need a degree as a minimum with TEFL or similar qualifications. Depending on what country you're from there are loads of options online and in UK definitely tons available face to face to ensure you are a competent and confident teacher. If you're serious about teaching and not a qualified teacher, I'd suggest getting as much experience and training before you actually start to attempt children or adults. Well paid jobs are given if you're suitably qualified at a high level in international schools 🙏🏽

Is this based on him knowing a person for 3 months?!? Red flags! 🤯

@Diane *********

a lot of fun. Sorry just re-read about the degree. I had a degree and other relevant quals, good luck though lots of opportunities 🙏🏽🇹🇭

Yes for sure, exactly what I used to do. Teach pre-K and Kindergarten (as well as others, but loved this age group

If you have no teaching experience, international schools will be extremely tough. You will / should need a TEFL, your degree cert and transcripts and some experience of working with children.

Money wise will vary a lot, but it's not usually well paid - completely manageable don't get me wrong and some schools do pay well, but usually to actual trained, experience and qualified teachers. I taught pre-K through to high school, in an international school, did extra tutoring, planned the majority of the curriculum for English, so good work is out there for qualified people 🙏🏽

Nope been closed a long time I'm afraid. London next 🙏🏽

Go and see one of the dermatologist in town, lots of reputable and qualified about. Cheap too in my opinion 🙏🏽

@Vini **********

I always book with Cherry taxis. Very reasonable, super reliable, Aircon cars with water, highly recommend (for over 10 years!)