http://www.japan-guide.com
Much like the Korean tourism web site, this nice little gem has everything you need to know about Japan. It's great for the teacher who just arrives and knows nothing about taking buses, cultural etiquette, places to see and things to do. It has a sightseeing guide for all areas of Japan. It also has a hotel search. Essential for any traveller or new teacher to adapt to the Japanese lifestyle…

http://www.knto.or.kr
Korean national tourism organization has a great web site here that allows you to find out more about the country you want to teach in. Korea is a very popular place and teachers are in high demand there for all ages. Learning English for Koreans now was like the boom in the 1980's in Japan. This site has info on travel, cultural events, food, sightseeing, etc. A great starting point for those parents of teachers who want to visit…

xe.com
http://www.xe.com
The best currency converter on the Internet to figure out English teaching salaries whether it be in Korean Won, Turkish lira or Polish zloty, you can convert from these currencies into US dollars, British pounds, etc. Very useful tool and easy to operate. Best of all, it's quick and free…

http://www.teflcertificatecourses.com
This site deals with TEFL & TESL Certification in Mexico. They have paid job placements in Mexico and direct employment contacts worldwide for graduates. Upon succesful completion of their courses, they will assist you in finding employment A good site for those interested in Central America in particular.

http://www.madridteacher.com
MadridTeacher.com has TEFL information for English teachers in Madrid, Spain. Includes info on jobs and English academies throughout Spain and other countries through its links and resources. This is also a good site for teachers to advertise themselves should they so choose to look for work or study in Spain.

http://www.littleworld.info
A decent ESL portal site linking schools, translation services, dictionaries and other ESL resources good for the teacher, the student and the employer. Some good data here.

http://www.americantesol.com
Very organised site that offers online ESL certificate courses for those looking to get an edge for teaching English abroad. Easy layout helps the user find several good tidbits of info here.

http://www.yoursensei.com/sensei
Online resource site where teachers and students find each other. Japanese students and tourists travelling abroad can use this service to find tutors in North America. A unique concept, worth checking out.

http://www.linguaspectrum.com
Lingua Spectrum provides non-technical teachers the means to create multimedia-rich, interactive online lessons using only a word processor. A new way of reaching and teaching students and a new source of income.

http://www.hometutors.org.uk
Home Tuition - London Home Tutors is a professional private tuition agency based in the London area with well experienced, qualified & highly educated teachers.

http://www.goabroad.com
The pioneers of the original web site geared towards the backpacker, volunteer, student and teacher. This site has everything you need to know about living and traveling overseas, teaching abroad, it branches into many different sites…

http://www.teachabroad.com
You guessed it, a branch of Go Abroad, more specific to the English teacher and has oodles of English jobs listed for almost every country in the world! Easy to follow, you can apply online if you are a teacher looking for a school or post your ESL job listings if you are a school looking for a teacher. Job opportunities in China, South Korea, Mongolia, Slovakia and the list goes on. This site is exactly like ours…

http://www.jobsabroad.com
Yes, another branch of Go Abroad, this is a more general site with all kinds of jobs, not just teaching jobs. It is organized exactly like the other sites and it is full of juicy tidbits geared towards overseas employment in places like New Zealand, Russia, Brazil and many more…