Working While Traveling
I'm currently living in Argentina teaching English - that industry is taken pretty seriously here. While you MAY be able to pick up a few hours here and there, you should know that the students are learning English to improve their opportunities for the rest of the their lives, e.g. getting a better job with a higher salary, sending their kids to school etc., not paying for beer.That being said, most of the English teaching positions here require a certificate. I can't speak for other Latin American countries as far as teaching English is concerned.I do know that working on various types of farms doing work around the house or on the actual farm is pretty popular all over the world, but as far as I know they only would be providing free accommodation and possibly some food. In my opinion it's the same as being paid because that's a free bed to sleep in and some free food that you're not...
