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Featuring detailed data on local costs of your shopping basket and services for 159 cities in 87 countries around the world, TEFL.com's City Cost Guide has become an indispensible resource for the international teacher. As the information is contributed by teachers 'on the ground', it is always current and relevant to staff employed overseas.

The City Cost Guide is updated annually and we are now accepting cost of living data for your city!

As a thank-you to contributors, this year we are offering the opportunity of winning a Kindle E-Reader to two lucky contributors who have their data published in the City Cost Guide.

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City Cost Guide - Cities Updated...

Jobs with International House Schools Worldwide!

We've updated the the following cities in our very popular City Cost Guide.

- Mianyang, China 29/12/11
- Budapest, Hungary 11/10/11
- Catania, Italy 15/8/11
- Cairo, Egypt 12/8/11

If you would like to provide data for your city, please input your data here. If your city is not listed, please contact us.

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Caroline's Blog: If you're foreign, you're in the photo..

I had the usual friendly welcome from the head and waited to go to the first grade 1 class. It wasn't to be. The teacher was at TBBC for something connected to the rations in camp. Not to worry I would go and see the other grade 1 teacher; not to be either. This new teacher, who had just arrived before the break, had apparently disappeared. I couldn't ascertain the exact nature of this disappearance as I don't think the head teacher knew himself. It looked as if the original grade 1 teacher, who couldn't speak English, was taking both grade 1 classes together. When I say 'taking' I should have said keeping them in the class until the English person, i.e. me, could come and teach the whole two classes.

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