Job

>>17906314
Teaching English is probably the best thing to study if you enjoy traveling as you can get a job anywhere in the world. It's definitely not a bad thing to study.

If you're not that big into travelling then go to a trade school or engineering.

>>17906325
I love travelling, but I'm kinda scared by the prospect of standing in front of 20-30 kids, most of whom don't want to be there in the first place. I'm also not that enthusiastic about some aspects of teaching (e.g. grammar and such). I've been volunteering at some place which teaches English to immigrants/refugees, and I've found that I really like 1-on-1 and small group stuff, but that's not available in my homecountry. So I'll probably be stuck teaching some high school kids or something, and that terrifies me

>>17906352
Leave the country

>>17906480
I will, but I love my homecountry and I'm definitely coming back to settle in about 5-8 years or so and I'll need a job when I return

>>17906547
Sounds like a pretty good excuse to not take a chance on life but to each his own

Choose the safe job then

>>17906573
Good point. My follow-up question is how do I get over my fear of standing in front of a classroom filled with 20-30 disinterested kids? The thought of it terrifies the daylight out of me

>>17906314
I would say the second option personally.

My friends are jealous of my job even though I hate it like hell. The funny thing is, I just can't tolerate it but I see many other people doing my job, just to pay the bills, but they feel no pain from it.

Personally it's driving me crazy, I feel like the job is killing me.

>>17906579
There's nothing to be afraid of, your only obligation is to leave a positive impression on those kids so stay focused and don't hesitate to be creative.