1) Learn to teach English – one of the most popular ways that many native English speakers find to fund their exploration abroad is to learn how to teach English as a foreign language (TEFL) to young learners and adults.
With a well accredited course and high pass marks under your belt you can take the skills you learn overseas with you and teach and spend after school time, at weekends and in the holiday periods using the money you earn to travel round the country in which you’re working for example.
International House TEFL courses and any course accredited by the Cambridge Examination Board in the UK are worth considering and TEFL is a truly flexible qualification and skill to have.
2) Learn to teach a recreational sport like diving – if you become a dive master or instructor for example you can spend time in exotic places teaching tourists how to dive!
The money isn’t always incredible unless you run your own dive school, but the wage will be enough to allow you to live abroad in a fun location. Diving is just an example of a recreational pursuit you could teach – think about the location you’d like to live in and what skills may be required there – gain those skills and go teach!
3) Start your own business overseas – the UK has an exhibition in November specifically for all those people who want to live abroad who are not yet in a position to retire and who would ultimately love to sack their boss. The Business Startup Overseas exhibition tells people how to find a niche, how to explore profitable avenues, how exactly to get all the paperwork in order and ultimately, how to start your own business abroad.
For full article and article source: http://www.ihfbeijing.org/how-you-can-earn-an-income-and-travel-or-live-overseas
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