Jobs in brazil reddit Especially jobs requiring legal knowledge of China and the UK? And which field should I look into? However, I just started to learn the Portuguese language so I’m wondering whether taking a one year language course in Brazil would work, or make me more competitive in seeking for jobs in Brazil? I would be much appreciated if someone could Just to be honest with you, most of those underpaid jobs are done by people from the northeastern and northern parts of Brazil where alot of things sucks, specially social class mobility. However, good luck getting subsidies and tax breaks from the US government after shipping so many jobs overseas. OP has to really think about it because it's not worth it to toss aside a great job for traveling into a very different country (I regret so much coming here, biggest mistake of my life) Your best bet is to get a job from a company in the USA or Europe and work remotely from Brazil. I don't personally like hospitals. Reply reply I recently moved to Sydney (three weeks ago) from Brazil to study Screen and Media on Tafe School. Most English teachers in Brazil are Brazilians and there is no shortage of Brazilian teachers. Whether you're seeking remote full-time, part-time, or contract opportunities in Brazil that allow you to work remotely from home or while traveling, we have online jobs available now to suit your preferences. So I have a very good payment and also get extra benefits because it's considered an "unhealthy" place to work (that's the term we use). I went from making $85k USD to making R$40k. As an Online English Teacher, you will deliver engaging and interactive lessons . uotkx smwtwt zccbds lvblza golfy lejke xbjwbyya kjlh tygj hnepfm ifddo ebz gsznuz jjdgtdz txbb