Moving to Scotland within the year...

[GingerinCO]

I am a middle school teacher in Colorado currently, and will be moving to Scotland to teach at a primary school. I am still trying to decide what city specifically I want to move to. I've visited Scotland and my favorite places so far have been Edinburgh, Sterling, and Inverness. I am 27 and am looking for some night life, as well as, the ability to meet people my age in the local community.

I will be visiting Scotland and England for my spring break in 2 weeks and am looking for some suggestions of places to eat and pubs to go to while in Edinburgh.

[JCfromGA]

I would go to whatever place offers a job... especially if you're not a citizen and need a work visa. Then when you get there and have your visa in hand... you can move around. Perhaps I'll see you there... I'm applying for my license to practice there! I'll go to the pub with you!!!!

[Scotsgait]

Originally Posted by GingerinCO

I am a middle school teacher in Colorado currently, and will be moving to Scotland to teach at a primary school. I am still trying to decide what city specifically I want to move to.

Will be moving ? Have you got a work permit ?

I've visited Scotland and my favorite places so far have been Edinburgh, Sterling, and Inverness.

Stirling. Sterling is a currency.

I am 27 and am looking for some night life, as well as, the ability to meet people my age in the local community.

I will be visiting Scotland and England for my spring break in 2 weeks and am looking for some suggestions of places to eat and pubs to go to while in Edinburgh.

Get a guide book.

[GingerinCO]

Originally Posted by Scotsgait

Will be moving ? Have you got a work permit ?

Yes, I do.

Stirling. Sterling is a currency.

So I typed something wrong...deal with it.

Get a guide book.

....thanks for the help. grumpy today?

[Scotsgait]

Originally Posted by GingerinCO

....thanks for the help. grumpy today?

As you are a teacher, I would have thought that you wouldn't have dismissed the confusion between "Sterling" and "Stirling" quite so readily. I'm also concerned about your poor punctuation.

Our primary school children deserve better.

[wullie m]

If I remember correctly, from my days at school, there are two "n's" in manners!
wullie m.

[GingerinCO]

Well Scotsgait, it's a good thing we can agree to disagree. Have a fantastic day! May you be be blessed with sunshine today in Scotland.