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**Evsltkzl** · 06-19-2012, 01:07 AM

elok, why did you go back to the states? was teaching in peru not working out for you?

There were a lot of reasons; that was one of them. I probably could have pulled it off if I'd really thrown myself into it--but we were totally isolated there, trying to raise a cranky kid by ourselves, and the profession is hardly stable. You're always hustling for more classes as they evaporate under you due to clients' budgets or students dropping out.

06-19-2012, 01:07 AM	#8
Evsltkzl Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 506 Senior Member	elok, why did you go back to the states? was teaching in peru not working out for you? There were a lot of reasons; that was one of them. I probably could have pulled it off if I'd really thrown myself into it--but we were totally isolated there, trying to raise a cranky kid by ourselves, and the profession is hardly stable. You're always hustling for more classes as they evaporate under you due to clients' budgets or students dropping out.
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