I may move to Italy to tutor English. I was looking at the towns with the highest number of language schools, thinking that's where the majority of people who want to learn English will be. I'm not sure though. Does anyone know where the highest demand for English is? (i.e. a small non-English speaking town, or a big city where English is needed for tourism.) In your opinion, where do you think I would have the most success?
Thanks.
Where is the highest demand for English in Italy?
bobby2014
31 July 2017 03:27:20
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lindaem
08 August 2017 02:07:11
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Great question. I too would like to know the answer to this one.
horseman2012
08 August 2017 10:01:43
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Yes..good question!
F1demon
08 August 2017 14:43:54
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In my experience the large cities are your best option apart from which there are also university towns like Florence, Bologna, Pisa, Bari etc. Rome, Naples, Turin, Trieste are some places where English is sought after by Italians and foreigners working alike. Many friends of mine teach English part- time in some of these cities.
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