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This is all a bit new to me so forgive my ignorance. I am a junior at the Univeristy of Houston right now (elementary education major). If I wanted to move to Italy and teach english what would be the steps I need to take? Is this even possible without a college degree? I do NOT speek Italian at this time. How does one go about becoming TEFL certified? If there is anyone out there who is in this same boat or who is already teaching in Italy please respond. My dream would be to live in a small town teaching english perhaps to elementary age students. I have always wanted to teach, and am about two years away from receiving my degree down here in Texas, but I am getting restless and am ready to take off for a while. Thanks!!!
Edited by – LanceM on Jul 09 2001 00:19:06