Many of these aspects can be overcome, if you don't speak english, take someone with you, just smile alot while they translate.After you put together a list of your personal assets, strengths and weakness /short commings, then you can better identify how, when and where to get started.

I currently live in Bryan, TX and am a full time bilingual( Spanish/English) 2nd grade teacher.

To give you a bit more background, I graduated from A&M with a business degree, then promptly headed off to South Korea to teach English for a few years before starting my own business here (unsuccessfully), then moved on to the import/export consumer goods industry heading up the Korean market for a major New Zealand honey company.

Normal education in elementary & middle school consist of social studies, science, math, english etc., and I honestly couldn't tell you one significant thing I've gotten out of that and as for the more building blocks such as your ABCs and simple math may all be learned on the computer.A dream school for children, for me, would consist of Law, Accounting, Investing, Networking & Marketing.

They are honest and hardworking but not fluent in English.

It was bad english and hard to read.

First click to create the URL link and second to close it.Hope you can understand my english ^^.

Here's some more info on that: http://www.trustetc.com/new/rules-and-regulations/plain-english/self-dealing.htmlOne question I had was how old is your dad?

I typically rehab and flip lower end ($50K-$70K) houses, several of my buyers speak almost no english (heck that's why "google" has free translations) but always pay on time and those houses pay like the devil!

I speak Mandarin, Taiwanese, and of course English.