Everyone in the Philippines learns English at school?

You would be better off going to Japan, Korea or China....

hey, i'd check out Dave's ESL café (website). There's plenty of webpages for this sort of thing, but i never know how much to trust them. What I would do is just fly to Manila and search from there. It makes getting a job soo much easier when you show up in the office in person. When i looked for jobs in Tucuman, Argentina on the net, there were NONE, but then i came here and found plenty of work in small language schools. So if you don't mind the uncertianty of flying to an unfamilier contry with no plans or work, then thats the way to go.

good luck with everything
jake

Working as a trainer in a call cener would be the best option. A native speaker will command more respect than one who is local and tasked to train. Companies like Ambergis, Intellicare, convergys, peoplesupport, all have ads weekly looking for trainers. Just add a dot com to the end of the companies and starting inquiring. More call centers still opening up and I know they need trainers. Or you may teach in schools that train call center representatives.

Good Luck.