From my limited experience I believe if you teach ESL, even at an internationally accredited school, you will have half the pay of your accredited teaching counterparts. As a result, it should be relatively easy to find ESL work.

If you want to teach history/psychology you will have to start at bottom-tier schools since you don't have experience teaching in these fields.

I can't find the list of schools for TORF, but here's the list for UNI:

https://osfair.aacs.uni.edu/web/candida ... llist.aspx

mandi100, is your subject area ESL?

The time in Korea would only strengthen your ESL experience. If your US licenses is for high school English then the ESL experience shouldn't count.

Do anybody know the value of the teaching experience were gain internationally compared to back home? For example, if I have been working for 5 years at an American, which uses an American curriculum, will I be at a big disadvantage if I return to Canada later to apply for a teaching job?