I’m not gonna lie – teaching English online has a lot of perks to it

Not only can I work from anywhere in the world, but the work itself can be very enjoyable

If you have a class full of motivated students who are eager to learn, it can really make the time fly by and feel like you’re not even really working

With that said, it’s not always sunshine and roses with teaching English online

That’s because one of the obstacles to teaching English online is….. needing internet!

Recently I was in The Philippines, scoping out the place, trying to decide if I want it to be my new “home base” country

Let’s just say that the allure of *thick* Filipina women was a huge draw for me checking out the country….

Anyways, I had heard the internet in PH was kinda shaky, but I didn’t realize how TERRIBLE it would actually be!

Every day when I was teaching class, I was facing internet outages, which was really messing up my ability to hold a stable class

I managed to power through, but it definitely showed me that I probably should choose a country with stable internet as my home base country

Now that’s not to say you can’t teach English online in The Philippines – you can, it’s just that you’ll need to invest some extra money into internet router equipment

The next time I visit PH, I’ll almost certainly buy a high-quality router so that I can have stable internet when teaching.

If you want to teach English in The Philippines (or any country with crappy internet), I suggest you do the same

-Danny Flight

YouTube @theflightmadness

P.S. I made a YouTube video sharing my experience with teaching English online in The Philippines, as well as dating the women there.

It’s generating a lot of buzz and comments from guys in the travel community.

Click the play button below to check out the video and join the conversation:

A MAJOR Downside of Teaching English Online