Hi,
Administrating is out of the question if you have to ask. It means you unfamiliar with the local situation, perhaps the language.

As to teaching, your candidacy will be taken much more seriously if you apply in person.

For some reason I am not seeing a profile for so I have no idea what subject you wish to teach or at what level, but I presume English. That question has already been answered recently in other threads. Having proper qualifications to teach the subject is a definite plus, if not a definite requirement as there is a surplus of teachers at the moment.

As to other subjects, aside from post-secondary level, they are all taught in Lithuanian, so you need to be fluent in that language.

If you provide more details, then perhaps I can give a better answer.

Good luck,

Abakan

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Advice - Yes, Stay away from here. Teachers are paid fairly poorly here, and school administrators are almost all native Lithuanians. If you don't speak the language, you will be at a great disadvantage in many ways here.It is hard enough for Lithuanians to get a decent job here, let alone you!This country is downright unfriendly under the surface.

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