The EU Withdrawal Bill states that at 23:00 GMT, Friday March 29, 2019, Great Britain will leave the European Union.
This referendum was part of the conservative hysteria and Clorox wave flooding whiter parts of the globe in 2016, and as with the election of Trump, the voters in the GB fly-overs really didn't think things through to the end.
According to reports, things could get dire, quick.
Here is a link to John Oliver’s informative take.
Here is an article suggesting farmers are at risk of suicide, owing in part of Brexit.
UK politics are at a fever pitch, with Tony Blair screaming "Don't do it!", while Theresa May is doubling down to do the business as the people have instructed -- even if it means following the instructions of your GPS as she drives you over the white cliffs of Dover.
Why do I care about this, you might ask.
Because in the current state of animosity between the EU and GB, exactly like a 1970s divorce shown on Lifetime TV, it is probable that as of March 30, 2019, GB citizens who want to work in the Eurozone will be on the same footing as Americans, Canadians, Australians, Kiwis, etc. Meaning in general, they will need to get a visa to work there.
In specific, the business sector teaching English to non-English speakers -- which in Europe has long met the consumer demand for "Mother Tongue" speakers with Brits (or in small numbers with other native speakers who marry Europeans or have a verifiable heritage enabling them to obtain dual citizenship) sans Visa -- will need to address how they will continue to provide these services, who will they bring to provide said services.
And I can only think that... sumbody gon' be gettin' visas.
More to come….