Husband studying TEFL - what can be done in the meantime?

SAM1CH wrote:

With the height of all the blocks of apartments, the chimney sweep must carry many poles with him. Could my husband be a caddy?

Classy answer - I think I'm going to enjoy your posts.

I've never been to China but I understand they're going mad to get native English speakers into schools.
That in mind, perhaps he could put a few intro and motivational talks together, then peddle his services as one off visits to local schools that have no native speaker.
Of course, I have little knowledge of the situation out there regarding the laws on casual visits, but such things are pretty much ignored in Indonesia.
You need advice on this matter from expats with experience in your area.
Bonus - if he can get away with it, it'll provide valuable in classroom experience.
All he'd need is a powerpoint or two on a flash drive, and an ability to improvise when he gets to the school and finds out there's no computer and projector.
Power, confidence and an an ability to entertain are essential skills for this.