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Teaching the Italian language in the United Kingdom I was considering to move to some English-speaking country for a little while, maybe for 6 months, expecially to the United Kingdom because it's closer to Italy than the U.S.A. or the Austrialian mainland. Most of the people who made the same experience told me that the first jobs you have to do (as soon as you get there) are in the restaurant industry but, since I coach high-school students with their English homework, in Italy, I was thinking about doing the same job experience abroad (offering Italian private lessons, of course)! I very much enjoyed the experience of teaching on Italki and I would be ready and excited to do the same in a face-to-face environment. Of course, the first step would be finding somewhere to work. I have figured out that the closer to language universities I settle, the more likely to find pupils I'll be. Any suggestion would be really appreciated!

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Teaching the Italian language in the United Kingdom

I was considering to move moving to some English-speaking country for a little while, maybe for 6 months, especially to the United Kingdom because it's closer to Italy than the U.S.A. or the Austrialian mainland.

Most (of the - this is optional and without it makes it a little smoother reading) people who made have had the same experience told me that the first jobs you would have to do (as soon as you get there) are in the restaurant industry restaurants* but, since I coach high-school students with their English homework, in Italy, I was thinking about doing the same job experience type/kind of work abroad (offering Italian private lessons, of course)! I very much enjoyed the experience of teaching on Italki and I would be ready and excited to do the same in a face-to-face environment situation.

Of course, the first step would be finding somewhere to work. I have figured out that the closer to language universities I settle, the more likely to find pupils I'll be.

Any suggestion would be really appreciated!

 

 

Excellent! :) Only minor errors and mainly just stylistic (i.e. to make it sound more natural), rather than structural.

 

*May I suggest an alternative to this part?

Most people who have had the same experience told me that finding work / a job in a restaurant would be

the first thing to do (as soon as I get there).

OR

the very first thing to do.

 

By inserting "very" in this last bit, "as soon as I get there" would be redundant.

 

Don't be put off by these amendments - they really are minor and everything you wrote was perfectly understandable :)

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