[ICAL_Pete]

I have no concrete figures to offer as to how many non native English speakers teach outside their own country but I know that competition from qualified native English speakers is high. That doesn’t mean you should give up hope but it’s going to be tough. I would personally try and build up as much teaching experience as you can in your own country, possibly with reputable schools than might have a good standing in other countries too, and at the same time study towards your TESL Certificate. Once you have build up your resume then you can start looking outside Indonesia.

As for a good quality teacher training course which you can easily take from Indonesia, take a look at the ICAL TESL/TEFL Certificate course at
http://www.icalweb.com