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Originally Posted by jasonbvr
You will want to emphasize that you are of a native level, graduated from a US university and have a lot to offer the students and school from your diverse cultural background. I think that English is even listed as an official language in Singapore so if it is point that out too. Getting a job as an ALT will be easy as long as you apply to enough potential employers. Hopefully holding a US diploma should make it easier for you to get the work visa. One more thing, promote yourself as someone having first hand experience learning English to the point of fluent/native level. That's about all the advice I can offer. Just apply for as many positions you can and you should be getting a few calls. If you are wanting to start this fall, you really need to be putting together everything and applying right now since most spots are filled by early July if there are enough applicants.
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Thank you so much jason!I'll do just that.