Teaching job Question

[mugas]

Hi, i have a question from a friend of mine. She is portuguese and graduated in childhood educator and have a mba in local administration. She was thinking working here and she would like to know where to look for job. I already told her about mol but honestly in that area i'm not really aware where she can find more information. She also work as a au pair in USA a couple of years ago.
I really appreciate some help to tell her something
Thank you

[cors187]

I did some remodeling of a sky light in a daycare/kindergarten and it appeared to my untrained eye that there was a surplus of mums hanging around and i figured if they could get some extra cash and help out in these places they would.

I have friend(EU male) that worked in an English something kindergarten, he said it was brutal,never again.

[mugas]

Thanks for the reply.
About the kindergarden or is the same person or it´s the second time that i heard that someone got a realy bad experience in a English language school here.

Yeah i believe its not easy and its packed i was just wondering about other possibilites that can escape me from my none experience in this area.

[Adrian42]

Not speaking Finnish will make her being one of the thousands of people competing for the few jobs in Finland that do not require speaking Finnish.

Not being a native English speaker puts her in a pretty bad position for any English language schools or kindergartens.

Realistically, tell her to look for a job in Portugal or the UK instead.

[Amandine.K]

Of course it is better to have native speakers but in an English daycare, it's your skills and how you interact with children and teach them that matters. There are a lots of them, some better than others I guess.

[mugas]

Thanks for the Reply, Yes Adrian 42 that's true, England for her is also a possibilitie, Portugal not so much because in that area is really bad now. Finland is just a option as England


Even thought i will send her some links for her to try her shoot. Thanks