My husband & I moved to Berlin just wanting to experience life abroad and continue to develop his language skills (he is a German major).

He found work fairly quickly through an unconventional route. It was American football season and we found a bar that showed the games. we started frequenting the games and made friends, American, German, etc that connected us with where they worked. He became an English teacher at a sprachcenter for children and though it is not a well payed job at first, he has enjoyed it. I found work writing online travel guides by checking English listings on Craigslist.

This allowed us to scrape together a living in very cheap Berlin, but in other cities, like Munich, you might need more income. Working at a bigger school (especially with your training) should be useful. I would also, of course, recommend learning as much german as possible before leaving. If you wait till you are there, the volkshochschule offers intensive courses for around 150euros a course. For more information, log onto http://www.mvhs.de/

Here is a list of sites to find work:
* http://www.jobsabroad.com/listings.cfm/ : a listing of various jobs in Munich
* http://www.multilingualvacancies.com/ : focuses on multi-lingual jobs in Munich
* http://www.expatriates.com/classifieds/ : a listing of low-level, freelance/part-time jobs
* http://www.toytowngermany.com/wiki/Jobs_in_Munich : a website that offers English speaking jobs in Germany, mainly Munich
* http://www.justlanded.com/english/: a listing of jobs for foreigners along with advice on salaries, terms and conditions etc
* http://www.englishlanguagejobs.com : a listing of English speaking jobs in the Netherlands
* http://www.4icj.com : an overview of head hunters, salaries and jobs across various sectors

hope that helps! Prost