I should add to that post that I have always been consistent in saying that well-read degreeless native English speakers often make better FT's than the degree-holding variety, for the simple reason that they realise that they haven't got scraps of paper which say they are educated so they make an effort to be good in grammar, writing, reading and writing lesson plans.

On the other hand, second language teachers of English should stay in their own countries and teach, ideally as teaching assistants to natural English speakers.

Of course Native English degree-holding teachers should commandb higher remuneration than the degreeless native. I certainly don't propose that some sweaty ex-lumberjack should get as much dosh as say...our Trumpsey. Now, Am I right or am I right?