I'm not sure if it's just me, but my sister had found me a quick job teaching pre-school children and I was offered a full-time position when the summer position ended. Salary was satisfactory and they seemed more desperate than anything, which boggles me when I read these posts, as my experience has been quite contradictory. FYI, I am still doing an undergraduate and do not hold a degree at the moment..
I want to wish most of you a good luck. I don't know if my experience would be of help, but when I sat down for an interview, I was pretty much good to go and it seemed a lot less strict than I had originally anticipated. They sat me down, and I felt like I was already given the job right after their first sentence to me. No personal questions.. Not much at all asides from letting me know of my work schedule, etc.
Furthermore, don't know if this would be helpful.. But when I was teaching, a lot of English teachers from the same company would once in a while meet up and they had mentioned things about an agent or representative or what not. Rather than applying to a school directly, these agents would represent them, find them a position, negotiate contracts and holidays and more. I had a relative whom was actually hired directly by the school, and it seemed like all the others had much more perks than her.. In fact, she as well had stated the same and was considering finding one herself once her initial contract is up with the school.
Good luck!