Dear Readers,
My name is Mark Todhunter from Ireland. I have been a head teacher and teacher in Thailand for 8 years. I have a family and I need work to support my family.
I am currently residing in Jakarta. Your kindness and help would be great.
Sincerely Yours,
Mark
Head Teacher and teacher for 8 years looking to work in Indonesia.
Mark and Angelina
05 December 2016 12:28:59
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Fred
05 December 2016 12:36:53
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To work legally you must get a work permit and visa.
There are plenty of international schools in and around Jakarta (and all over the country) but most will be looking for staff for the new school year.
A google soon finds most of them.
Fred
07 December 2016 05:31:57
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This post gives more details regarding legal bits and bobs.
https://www.expat.com/forum/viewtopic.p … 05#1515754
Fred
27 February 2017 12:05:06
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As the OP has re-posted this today but added he doesn't hold a degree, I will now add it's impossible for him to get legal work in Indonesia.
Working illegally can get you into a lot of trouble so I strongly suggest you don't do it.
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