rewarding job
By shellster
@shellster (176)
Philippines
March 10, 2012 7:19am CST
I have been teaching the English Language to Korean university students for awhile now and I find it rewarding. Teaching English to my students made me proud of myself.
Before, I have worked in a call center industry wherein my customers shout and even bully me on the phone.
Now, there's a big difference.
I felt wanted and respected.
I love it now!
Now, i would like to share and want to teach outside of my comfort zone. I would like to try using skype to teach English.
Have you tried it?
3 responses
@Csyluckdays (169)
• Egypt
21 Sep 12
English is my second language and my favorite.I like it very much.
@AgentGulaman (3546)
• Philippines
11 Mar 12
Good for you shellster!
At least you have escaped from a confidence degrading job at that. And even better that you have found a rewarding job which you are passionate about. It is nice to know that you have found the job that suit you up and is already trying some ways on developing and integrating more regarding what you do. I do believe that some class teachers uses video chat to teach their students. With the technology at hand now, online learning is a viable option. So I think that teaching English too is viable, and I think, is already used by many other English tutors. Go ahead and try it out. If it doesn't fit well, you can always switch back to the old method. You'll never know if you won't try doing so. I think it will be a good idea though.
At least you have escaped from a confidence degrading job at that. And even better that you have found a rewarding job which you are passionate about. It is nice to know that you have found the job that suit you up and is already trying some ways on developing and integrating more regarding what you do. I do believe that some class teachers uses video chat to teach their students. With the technology at hand now, online learning is a viable option. So I think that teaching English too is viable, and I think, is already used by many other English tutors. Go ahead and try it out. If it doesn't fit well, you can always switch back to the old method. You'll never know if you won't try doing so. I think it will be a good idea though. 
@chulce (1537)
• United States
10 Mar 12
That's wonderful! So happy that you found a rewarding job teaching the English language.
It is always good to find a position that you love and being able to help others with the job is a big bonus.
I work in the health care industry and I must say, each job I have had truly has made me feel better about the person that I am and what I am doing to make a difference in their lives.
