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Romania is a country in Central Europe which borders Bulgaria, Hungary, Ukraine, Serbia, and Moldova, and has a coastline on the Black Sea. It is remarkably different today to what it was like ten years ago; and so Romania is becoming increasingly popular with tourists who are drawn by the culture, cuisine, and fantastic forest-covered mountains topped with castles, including Bran Castle in Transylvania - purported home of Count Dracula. TEFL teachers tend to be paid well above the average salary and so can enjoy a good quality of life mixing with the friendly and modest Romanians. For those teachers based in Europe there's an added advantage in that numerous budget airlines serve the country allowing for cheap tickets home.
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Places I would like to revisit after the lockdown
Monday 15 Jun 2020
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In these strange times it’s nice to reflect on what makes TEFL such a great job – the wonderful places you have experienced around the world as a teacher. Over the last few months in lockdown I’ve made a list of some of the places I would like to revisit after the pandemic is over. The whole process is quite cathartic and has reenergised that wanderlust that resides deep down in the souls of TEFLers. Here are a few from my list:
By Dave
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TEFL in Romania: an interview with a teacher who has taught in the capital Bucharest
Thursday 08 Dec 2016
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Have you ever considered teaching in Romania? Here, teflhub interviews Peter, a British teacher who has been in Romania for over three years. We discuss some of the most common questions raised about life for TEFL teachers in this fantastic country over a meal of venison in a sour cherry sauce and baked trout at the fantastic Rosettya restaurant near Universitate Metro station.
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