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Fair is 40 euros per hour/ 20 hours a week / 9 months a year. That's still cheap, and not very good. My wife works for the city as a secretary, (not full time) and she makes way more money than that. Not even intensive german teachers work a whole day. They get headaches hearing our "german garbage". They have it good. We have to try to speak german. Most of the students do not speak english. Unfortunately, many of the german teachers in the intensive schools are not doing much better than the english teachers.

I think an overall concept for change would be to approach ALL private language school teachers and joined together in tackling the problem of low wages and lack of benefits. The schools could be apart of this as well. A friend of mine sells programs for Automation. He is starting to break into the european market. He told me a lot of companies get subsidiaries from the government to keep their software upgraded. He targets that money in the states. With the need for english courses, would it be possible to fund more money from the state and federal resources to companies that seek to improve their employees' edge.

The real world . . . under 20 euros per hour / hopefully 20 hours a week (if you are lucky, you get 10 hours a week) You mostly work when you are needed. You could get more hours if you hit it off with a specific company. 90% chance, you will have to provide your own transportation to two different places as far as the east from the west. CompanIes, I hear, request to also change the teachers to avoid stagnation.

I have not taught english, but this is what I hear from friends who are teaching. This is my fourth time around speaking with a language school about employment. I am seeing the need for englsih is rising again. I believe it is because there are less english speaking people since the draw down of the american military, the lack of work for english speakers (they are leaving.), the rising cost of living, low wages, no benefits and just plain lack of any work (to include meanigful work). I have seen more and more ads for english in my community. I can't speak for Munich. I presume there are more english speaking people in Munich.

I am thinking of taking a teaching job. Right now, it looks like 17 euros an hour. Possibly, some gas money. I am thinking of using "teaching english" as a step towards networking and building something else.

Worse comes to worse . . . I'll end up on the "baustelle" again as a landscaper. Do you know what a company charges at a cheap rate where I am for a "landscape worker". This could be just digging weeds . . . over 40 euros an hour . . . That's a few years ago. I'm not sure what they are charging now. That's not a "Meister". I can imagine what landscapers cost in Munich. As a worker, you are lucky if you get 12,50 an hour. Double that . . . that is what it cost the employer to keep you.

Why 40 euros an hour is fair . . .

A Family of 4 with two cars . . . Let's say you want to buy a house and build a life here . . . assume around 1250 Euros a month outside of Munich for a 250.000 euro house (you might do better. Interest rates are down even more.) . . . divide that by 1250 by 28% . . . that's a round number you need to survive each month. If you are both working to try and make that kind of money in germany, you NEED two cars. Most likely, your beautiful home is well outside the street car lanes, railroad tracks and normal bus lines.