Thank you for your answer

I lived in Holland for a year,so I know alittle bit of dutch,also some german,russian,lithuanian and for sure english,im hoping to add turkish to this list  

In case Im thinking to come around february , so i think I could even start at seasonal work,improve my turkish and look for other work,Im still searching how to do best,I know some people in Antalya,but mostly turks,so foreign ppl oppinion really important for me

I wanted to say if your english is good you can give lessons but also therefor you need Turkish

nope you dont need to know Turkish to teach  English, in fact i was told not to use any turkish when teaching my students ,which I may add was very hard so I often used a bit and told my students not to tell my boss

 But still you need work permission

Yes I know that I´ll need to get working permission And as i know,company and person has to do alot of paper work etc

I just noticed this article in Today´s Zaman outlining legal regulations for foreigners working in Turkey.  It´s today´s edition so presumably right up to date.

CSGB- Ministry of Labor and Social Security Dept. of Work Permits for Foreigners. (link)

Consulate General of Turkey, London UK.- work Visa (link)