Teaching English to the children of Russian Oligarchs/Mobsters

[katmai]

All he had to do was sell his soul to the Mormons.

[Jaron]

Say what you want about Mormons spiritually, but in every other aspect of their lives they know how to get shit done, especially in their business dealings*

Mitt excepted. A company made up of Mormons is a machine to behold.

[Eddie Teach]

I read his statement wrong and misunderstood his point.

I love teaching English and have no plans to stop anytime soon.

I thought your goal was to teach (alt) history?

[Razgovory]

I read his statement wrong and misunderstood his point.

I love teaching English and have no plans to stop anytime soon.

I thought your goal was to teach (alt) history?

They teach that in Russia as well.

[DGuller]

 

[alfred russel]

It's not confined to Moscow, and even if it was isn't Russian GDP per capita is like $13k. I'd be rolling in money.

No you won't. It's not a median. The standard of living is significantly below what you would be used to in rural America. In order to get the standard of living comparable to a middle class person in a Western city, you would be paying through your nose.

If was pulling in $48-72k in Russia I would certainly have a higher standard of living then I do now in S. Korea.

Tim, rather than move to remote regions of russia to raise your standard of living, why not reconsider a career teaching english? There are undergrad careers that pay in that range right out of school, and some have pathways to lots of international travel if that is what you are after.

What's he doing now in S. Korea?

Teaching english at a standard of living he would consider moving to remote regions of russia to improve?

DGuller, do you speak russian?

[Camerus]

Why isn't Tim teaching in the USA?

[DGuller]

DGuller, do you speak russian?

Da.

[DGuller]

Why isn't Tim teaching in the USA?

Language barrier.

[katmai]

Dguller is American in name only.

[Eddie Teach]

Dguller is American in name only.

Doesn't sound like a particularly American name. 

[jimmy olsen]

It's not confined to Moscow, and even if it was isn't Russian GDP per capita is like $13k. I'd be rolling in money.

No you won't. It's not a median. The standard of living is significantly below what you would be used to in rural America. In order to get the standard of living comparable to a middle class person in a Western city, you would be paying through your nose.

If was pulling in $48-72k in Russia I would certainly have a higher standard of living then I do now in S. Korea.

Tim, rather than move to remote regions of russia to raise your standard of living, why not reconsider a career teaching english? There are undergrad careers that pay in that range right out of school, and some have pathways to lots of international travel if that is what you are after.

What's he doing now in S. Korea?

Teaching english at a standard of living he would consider moving to remote regions of russia to improve?

I'm quite happy with my standard of living. That doesn't mean it can't get better.

[CountDeMoney]

Yep. Doing pretty well for myself.

You had nowhere to go but up, so you've got that going for you.

[garbon]

I'm quite happy with my standard of living. That doesn't mean it can't get better.

Has anyone ever said that with regards to moving to Russia?

[Eddie Teach]

Has anyone ever said that with regards to moving to Russia?

Joseph Stalin.