I'm an American studying to be a teacher and wanting to

>>1237385
What are you talking about? With Devos in charge that means you can actually make real money as a teacher finally at a charter school or unique private schools like Proof School in SF.

Yes you can get almost any degree in Germany for next to nothing if you an afford to support your living costs there
http://www.nbcnews.com/feature/college-game-plan/why-american-students-are-flocking-germany-staying-n515961

Yes you can work there P/T but only for limited hours per week as a non Germany on their visa, but migrant hordes have taken all the shitty jobs that don't req German.

Japan doesn't really care where your degree comes from if you are a native english speaker and the school is recognized, which German schools usually are.

>>1237392
Do you happen to know how many hours I'd be able to work? And what kind of job would I be able to get?

>>1237393
It's all on their foreign student visa site, I think its only 8hrs a week or something but Germany has lower cost of living than most of the US. You can also get perm citizenship or F/T work visa after graduating

>>1237396
Only 8 hours? God damn. I guess it's not really feasible to go to school there if I can't pay for rent and food then

Even with a low cost of living, I feel like that's way too low. I work at least 20 hours a week in America and that's barely enough to get by

>>1237399
That's why you do remote work https://jobspresso.co/job/english-teaching-expert-conversational-bots/