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teaching english in libya
"I've been teaching in Libya for about six years now. It is really rewarding as 99% of
students really appreciate you. They are friendly and always ready to lend a hand.
Libya itself may be very different to what you are used to but is ok as long as you don't expect
nightclubs etc. Saying that there are plenty of expats working here who make their own
"social clubs" I agree with the fact that driving in Libya is pretty scary!"
Alice, 24/09/08
"Be prepared for some major shocks as Libya is VERY conservative! The cost of
living is very low and of course you'll save all the money you won't be spending
on alcohol :) On the plus side, the Libyan desert is stunning... as is the
driving!"
Peter, 11/03/08
"Libya is a fantastic country to work in. The people here are so keen to learn
English: students are committed and friendly. The weather is scalding though! I
can highly recommend Libya as a place for EFL professionals who are really
dedicated to delivering what it takes! You have to be well-qualified and
well-experienced and you have to not mind working 6 days a week... come to
Libya, you will be amazed!"
Wendy, 03/07/06
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Libya (Lonely Planet)
Covering the splendours of the Sahara, from rock art, isolated lakes, mud-brick
towns and magnificent sand dunes, this book is the ideal companion for travel to
the country. Contains a special section on Roman and Greek ruins along the
Mediterranean coast, as well as a historical and cultural overview for in-flight
reading.
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