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Teaching English in Bulgaria
Teachers' advice > Bulgaria
teaching english in bulgaria
"Bulgaria is very poor and the teachers earn a very low wage even by bulgarian standards.
Teaching is not a well-paid job or looked upon as a job that should be well-paid.
There are wild dogs and cats in many cities and towns and there are also many old ugly concrete buildings from the soviet era . The
transportation network is poor and it is dangerous to drive - be careful when
crossing the road. The people however are friendly and warm."
Sarah, 24/06/08
"Expatriates considering working in Bulgaria have a relatively limited range of options
available to them and the majority of those buying property in Bulgaria are doing so for
investment purposes rather than to move to Bulgaria and live and work there."
Posted by Moses, 27/11/05
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The Rough Guide to Bulgaria - 5th Edition
Written and researched by people who have lived in Bulgaria, and so provides deeply insightful accounts of all the regions and their attractions. As ever, this is a guide for independent travellers on any budget, with accommodation listings ranging from the film stars' favourite, Castle Hrankov in Sofia, to local campsites.
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