Teaching English in Poland

Poland joined the European Union (EU) in May 2004 therefore if you are an European Union‏‎ national you can visit Poland as a tourist and stay up to 3 months on your (valid) EU Passport, without having to provide any other formal documentation. For stays over 3 months, and if […]


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Teaching English in Peru

Peru, situated between Chile and Ecuador‏‎ and bordering the South Pacific Ocean, is a developing country with a poverty level around 45% and widespread underemployment. However, there is a growing demand for English which bodes well for TEFL opportunities there. Its geography varies from the arid plains of the Pacific […]


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Teaching English in Panama

Panama is a narrow isthmus which links Central America to South America. It is a major business center and also home to the Panama Canal which links the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. Introduction Although the official language is Spanish, due to a strong US presence English is widely spoken and […]


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Teaching English in Oman

Since the discovery of oil some years ago, Oman – the second largest country in the Middle East – has grown very wealthy with good opportunities for TEFL‏‎ teachers. For those teachers who do end up in Oman, the country itself is very diverse with mountain ranges, salt flats, rolling […]


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Teaching English in North Korea

Located in the northern half of the Korean peninsula with the South Korea to the south and the China to north and west, along with a small of border with Russia‏‎ to the east, the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK) (or North Korea as it’s more commonly known) is […]


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