Any English grads here? What should I do now I've graduated?

Should I study english if I'm not a native

>>9357872
You shouldn't get your advice from strangers on the internet.

>>9357942
Where else?

Consider suicide.

>>9357872
I'm graduating next year, planning on teaching for a couple years after, first Asia then maybe Europe if I can find a job there.

I figure the experiences will provide me with plenty of inspiration for my writing.

>>9357872
Don't go to China. Go to Cambodia or Vietnam.

Go to hell.

>>9357872
>English grad
Get a small business loan and open up a food truck in a year round tourist area or a city desu. Read during downtime.

>>9357872
>acquired a skill through youth, which I continue to practice. No regret at all having gone the English route (doubled in History\minored in German)-- grad in English, too. If fortune is a concern, one shouldn't go the Liberal Arts route. It was no concern of mine. If I can pay my bills, I'm fine. It's worked out so far....

I'll be graduating with an English degree within the next year. The English grads I know who have already graduated are all struggling. I'm just going to go back to school for carpentry or welding.

>>9357872
Yeah, go teach English in whatever country interests you and gives acceptable pay and conditions. China's a good choice- if you teach at a college/university you'll get lower pay than private language schools, but you should get low teaching hours with plenty of time to not write your masterpiece.

>>9357872

Rhet/Comp or Comp/Rhet is always hiring. Get your PhD and you're good to go for 45K/year for the rest of your life.

>>9357953
Why?

>>9357872
You should go to China to teach the white man's language while you write your novel.

>>9357946
your professor(s), people you admire

>>9357953
yeah, why?

>>9359088
>>9359520
You can have an orgy with 4 chicks every weekend on a teachers salary.

>>9359088
donotlearnmandarin.gtxt