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The so-called “ESL Recruiters” are NERVOUS... I'm giving away their secrets-- stuff that they don't want you to know about! So now you can... "Discover how you can Teach English Overseas Safely with the SAME information that I’ve used to place countless English Teachers while keeping them safe! ... Plus, learn how get the Real Info on jobs, & find that Golden Job while MAXIMIZING your time and earnings potential overseas in less than 3 months!" From: Brandon Miller
Dear Friend, I’m sure you’ve heard about teaching English in Japan, Korea or maybe even China… …but did you know that you can actually teach anywhere in the world, right now! As you read this letter, there are hundreds of thousands of people teaching English, in their own country, in another country, online or even in their home. ESL Job Hawk is going to show you how teach overseas safely and get the most out of your experience. ESL (English as a Second Language) is a huge industry with billions of people racing to learn English everyday, and guess what…. It’s only getting bigger… You may not realize it BUT you can cash in on this boom too - based purely on the fact that you speak English fluently - that puts you in demand. How would you like someone to give you a
…all while you are getting the chance to explore another culture - NOT as a tourist but from the inside as a Resident… ...and some have the best jobs that they will ever have teaching English!  After finishing grad school, I tried my best to find a decent job. Rent and student loans meant that I was never able to save any money. Besides, even if I had the money, I had no vacation time. But then I discovered teaching overseas, and I haven’t looked back since! I’ve been teaching in Asia for over seven years and now I'm at the top of the “ESL Job Ladder” I work an average of 15 hours per week and travel during my 4 month’s of annual vacation - That’s 4 months of paid vacation. So when I get back from laying on the beach there’s more money in my account than when I left. My contract gives me a free house, and I’m virtually tax free. It’s safe to say that I'll be teaching English for many years to come! Gary Kennedy
 When I started my first job search, over 10 years ago, I never thought I’d be an overseas teacher for 10 years. As a certified teacher from the United States, I can easily go back to the US and get a job, but I always tell people when they ask – “Why would I?” I’ve been in this profession for a long time now and look forward to staying abroad for a long time to come. I’ve been able to see and experience some amazing things, travel to all the places I’ve dreamed of, and met some great people from around the world- including my fiancé. Teaching Overseas has been an experience that has changed my life forever! Ben May
Before we go any further I want to make sure that we are on the same page… …even though this is a great opportunity that thousands of people cash in on everyday, not every ESL Job is a great experience. The reality is that the ESL industry is full of pitfalls; as once you go international, very few rules apply and even fewer are enforceable, especially when it comes to private agreements. Let me ask you this – what would you do if your employer decided not to pay you for a couple of months you arrive to an apartment that is in the basement of a brothel; or you show up and the big school that you are supposed to be working at, turns out to be a guy’s house, that manages his “school” in his bathrobe… …As funny and surreal as these examples sound - they’re TRUE! So maybe you have the idea that you’ll run to the embassy if there’s a problem. Well the fact is that having a problem and running to the embassy as you’ve seen so many times before in the movies – is NOT going to happen. When you're an ESL Teacher with problems, you’ll find out how useless your respective embassy can be – believe me I know… …as I had a hand in the production of an American Embassy briefing paper on English Teaching. Again don’t take my word for it, as these are what the embassies say… “The Embassy, by regulation, cannot enter into any case, conduct any investigation, or act as a lawyer for any personal mishap or employment dispute experienced by a U.S. citizen. We cannot investigate, certify, or vouch for employers. It is up to each individual to evaluate an employer before signing a contract…” US State Department Webpage “Canadian government offices are not permitted to become involved in any case, conduct an investigation, or act as lawyers or mediators in any personal, legal or contractual conflicts experienced by Canadian citizens. They cannot investigate, certify or vouch for prospective employers. It is up to each individual to evaluate any employment offer before signing a contract.”
Canadian Government Webpage However there’s a silver lining to all of this and its ESL Job Hawk… …as the easiest way to stay safe is to know what the rules are. ESL Job Hawk is a culmination of my years of experience, from teaching, managing and most importantly hiring teachers to work within the ESL industry… …It’s a one-of-a-kind resource for people seeking ESL teaching positions at home or abroad.  As a person who has lived in Korea for over seven years and gone through his share of ups and downs of being an English teacher in a foreign land, I can tell you that the ESL JOB HAWK BOOK is a necessity for anyone thinking of becoming an English teacher overseas. The ESL JOB HAWK BOOK explains the opportunities you'll have regardless of the country you are thinking of working in. And the opportunities are available to anyone. All in all, I feel this book will answer any questions you have about teaching overseas and help you in ways I certainly wish I had when I first started. Good luck and I hope you enjoy your experience as much as I have. Darren Smith
 ESL Job Hawk made my dreams come true as an overseas English Teacher. It was an invaluable asset in helping me find a teaching position in Korea. It guided me well and introduced me to the ESL world, job hunting and helped me acclimatize to Korea. Brandon is obviously very knowledgeable and this shows by the material in ESL Job Hawk. I’m now having a great time teaching kids here in Korea. I really enjoy my school and my coworkers. I definitely recommend ESL Job Hawk. Rex Obong Oseo
 When Brandon asked me to review his ESL Job Hawk, I figured “Here comes yet another book on ESL” but guess what – in my countless years of teaching around the world (I’ve taught in Japan, Slovakia, Taiwan, and Canada). This was the book that beats them all hands down! The info is presented in a clear, concise and logical manner – ESL Job Hawk doesn’t waste time but instead gets right into the info that you need! After being around the world & teaching for the better part of a decade, the info in ESL Job Hawk is a resource that I’ll use for my next ESL Job. Matthew Kovacs
ESL Job Hawk is comprised of not 1 but 3 e-books: ESL Job Hawk Intro E-book The introduction is an eight chapter book with everything you need to know about employment in the ESL industry, including 
ESL Job Hawk TESOL Primer E-book ESL Job Hawk’s introduction to Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) includes: 
ESL Job Hawk Job Guide w/ Country Profiles E-book ESL Job Hawk Job Guide with country profiles is the 411 of English Language Schools worldwide. Our ever expanding list of schools includes: 
All of these resources together make ESL JOB Hawk a One-of a kind, powerful package, that is not available anywhere else! At the end of reading and using ESL Job Hawk’s advice you’ll know:
It's all there for you right NOW! Now let’s be honest, why would you buy this product and what’s in it for you…. ….well, first and foremost we'll show you how to apply to the right job, how to make sure that you are prepared, and give you the info to keep you safe. Unless you’re working with someone who sincerely cares about you, (which is rare) as more often than not they’re going to be guided by their drive for money – how can you REALLY know that they are taking care of you? You need to be responsible for your own fate. It's up to you to do your own Due Diligence! There are very few recruiters out there that put you ahead of their bottom line. As a recruiter myself, I’ve never striven to be the biggest recruiter out there, but I’ve striven to be the best.
 Inter Pacific Recruiting was instrumental in getting me a job teaching in Korea. All the great staff there made the process easy and comfortable. My recruiter Brandon was always available for any questions I had and answered them honestly and promptly. Once I was in Korea, Inter Pacific continued to be a support resource for me at any time I needed help. I can certainly say I would recommend IPR to my friends, family, and anyone who is considering teaching abroad. Thank you Brandon for helping me live the Dream! Colin Braney
 I’m so happy with my decision to use IPR as my recruiter. I did a lot of research as far as what each agency had to offer before I chose who to go with. I knew immediately that I had made the right decision when Brandon called me less than 24 hours after I had applied on-line. Brandon’s tireless commitment to his job shows in his work. He made me feel like I was the only person he was dealing with, even though I knew he was working with many other people. Brandon was able to get me into a great school. Teaching in Korea is all that I had expected it to be and more. I’m 100% certain that I will stay longer than my original plan of 1 year. Jacob Hasselbach
 After graduating with a Criminal Justice Degree I decided I wasn't ready to work in my field just yet and got wind of Inter Pacific Recruiting through a friend who was already in Korea. The process was foreign to me, but Brandon was so organized & made things easy. A month later I had secured a job. This being my first experience in a foreign country, I was nervous but Brandon was there to answer any questions. My experience with Inter Pacific Recruiting and Korea has been awesome; I have had so many opportunities and it has now opened up doors for me in my field of study. I wouldn't hesitate to contact Brandon should I decide to go back and teach again. Jenn Paul
 Choosing to teach English in Korea has been the most rewarding decision I've ever made. As a recent grad with no real job experience, this gave me the opportunity to gain valuable skills for my future. Thanks to Brandon, I have not been disappointed with my decision to teach in Jeonju, South Korea. He helped me find a great school and location that was just perfect for me. I know that when I leave, I'll never forget this experience. I've learnt so much about the Korean culture, the language, and all the various dishes. Seeing the mountains everyday & watching the landscape transform as the season’s change has been so astonishing. Inter Pacific is responsible for this tremendous experience & I have not regretted working with Brandon. Shauna-Kay Cassell
 A college mate of mine, someone I really trusted recommended IPR. I started talking with Brandon and the first thing that gained my trust in him was his question of "why?" when I insisted to live in Seoul. Any other recruiter I could have said I wanted to teach somewhere not suited to me and they would have put me there. I deeply appreciated and respected Brandon’s question and not blindly herding me like cattle. Not only will he tell you the good, he will honestly tell you the pitfalls & how he can and will assist. Two thumbs up for Brandon and IPR! Mike “Woody” Brown
I’ve never put money ahead of someone’s life experience, even though so many times I’ve been asked to. And there are even more times I’ve heard very negative experiences from other people that have started to work with another recruiter or HR "Professional" Really that is why Inter Pacific Recruiting has been in business for the better part of a decade under the same name… …as some recruiters work hard to collect as much money as they can – then once their reputation is beyond repair they close down and start another company. So maybe you’re thinking that you’ll just stay away from recruiters all together and go to “a large company” and that you’ll be taken care of by their large HR Department. Guess what – that’s generally not always the case either… …as there are even more HR people who are just trying to fill a spot and just get you in wherever they can to fill their quota… …as they have managers screaming at them on a daily basis just to get a teacher in there. And it's even scarier, especially when the head office has to supply teachers under their franchise agreements. Do you want to work for a director who has already cycled through 3 people in 6 months as he/she has no idea how to manage a school – I’m sure you don’t want to be one of those statistics…? You might be saying at this point c’mon big companies are safe... ...well do an internet search on Nova Japan & see how thousands of teachers were not paid & found themselves stranded in Japan with no job or way home… “THOUSANDS of young foreigners teaching English in Japan were left jobless and in danger of expulsion from the country yesterday after embattled language school giant Nova shut its 925 schools…” “ESL teachers left in limbo in Japan; 660 Canadians among 4,000 out of work as 900-school Nova Group chain goes bankrupt” “Following Nova Corp.'s well-documented troubles over the last few months, Japan's biggest language school chain is now in the hands of administrators…”
….and this school chain is one of the biggest in the world, and was a publicly traded company on the Japanese Stock exchange. You may even decide to check out a message board of teachers that are working overseas, but most people that I’d like to get advice from never see the inside of a message board. In case you don’t know yet, message boards are generally filled with people who are disenfranchised with their jobs and live in a particular message forum, or with newbie’s desperately looking for answers. Coupled with this, you'll have people posting hearsay information that their buddy’s friend’s dog has told them about. So you might think “well I’m dealing with strangers if I go the routes listed above” But maybe you have a friend who has been there and you might be thinking that they’ll keep me safe. That may be true but the chances are you are getting a very convoluted opinion. Your buddy may have a year or two’s experience working as a teacher in one town or maybe even at a few different schools… …Is this the advice that you should be basing a major life decision on…Probably Not… …but it’s an opinion I would listen to, but I'd also listen to more than just one opinion. Do you think that it would be better to get advice from someone who’s only be an employee in the field for a couple of years vs. somebody who’s been involved in all facets of the industry for a decade… At the end of the day, everyone has an opinion and sees themselves as an expert in their own right, but without sounding to pompous… …I actually am an expert, in more areas than just one… …as I have worn a number of different hats in my ESL Career. So who am I you ask….
Well allow me to formally introduce myself. My name is Brandon Miller, and not only am I the founder of ESL Job Hawk - but a decade ago I was once where you are NOW! That’s right 10 years ago I jumped into an ESL job in Korea at a time when Korea was known as the “Wild West” of ESL. So I started as a teacher and 10 years later, I’m a veteran English teacher, recruiter, trainer and consultant. With nearly a decade of experience in the ESL industry, I know what it takes to set new teachers up for success. ESL Job Hawk draws on my experience and expertise as: An English teacher at various student levels/ages An independent ESL consultant So when I give advice on teaching overseas people listen! So that's me in a nutshell but let’s get what I’m offering you… …I’m offering you knowledge from the inside and security. How can you put a price on that? It’s not like I can look at my cost of production or my shipping or any other traditional expense, but a better way of looking at it, is what would it cost you NOT to have this info... Any one or all of the following would cost you thousands of dollars:
Considering that ESL Job Hawk is the only product of it’s kind on the market and the information that it contains will save you 1000’s of $’s– How much is it worth? The easy answer is thousands of dollars… …but I’ve decided to sell this for $39.99 Even though I could sell this for much more, I want you to have NO hesitation about buying ESL Job Hawk… Teaching ESL is such a great opportunity and if we empower ourselves to know what the scams are then we’ll eventually be able to squeeze out the disreputable practices that are rampent in the ESL Industry Today. Isn’t an investment of $39.99 worth it if it saves you a year of problems should you sign the wrong deal. That works out to be $3.33 per month or 6 cents a day for a year. Hmmm A lot of people are willing to go out and get a well known travel book before they go overseas… …and in turn end up paying a lot more than $39.99 for a book that tells them simply of the travel potential in their chosen country but why would you not protect yourself or your livelihood for the same price or less? Well guess what I’m even going to go one-step further and remove all of the risk for you right now as I’m so confident that ESL Job Hawk is the right product for you! My 90-Day Risk Free Guarantee! Look, I already know that the information I'm revealing in this book is the info that will keep you safe, because I've personally kept countless English Teachers safe for almost a decade. Start Reading your eBook The bottom line: I've done the hard work for you. I've spent 10 years learning everything that you need to know... Isn't it worth $39.99 to skip a year in a grueling job, bypass the costly mistakes, and jumpstart your ESL Career with tried and tested techniques that are guaranteed to work? In just minutes, you can own valuable info that will fast track to ESL employment Gold, guaranteed -- or I'll give you 100% of your money back. That's how much I believe in this eBook.
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