Quite simply, articles on the best way to find TEFL jobs around the world. From where to look for work to how to apply and then checking out the contract. Everything you need is here.
If you are thinking of visiting a school in person to find work or maybe looking out for a few private lessons to supplement your income, it’s well worth getting a few business cards printed up for yourself. These days it costs very little (or even nothing) to have cards […]
Backpacker Teachers is a derogatory term for unqualified, casual teachers who take on a job teaching English because they happen to speak English and need the money while they are, generally, backpacking around a country. History Some 30 years ago there was a tremendous, new demand for English teachers to […]
An Apostille is an official stamp or note that guarantees a document is original and genuine. For example, a teacher working in Mexico may need to have their degree certificate from home apostilled to prove that it is from an accredited public university. The regulations regarding apostilles are set out […]
This article looks at the age limits for TEFL or TESOL teachers around the world (Teachers of English as a Second or Foreign Language). Unfortunately, as with almost any job, the older you get the more difficult it becomes to start a new career. However thanks to the nature of […]
This simple flowchart graphic shows where you can work as a TEFL teacher. It’s general in approach and there are many exceptions. (For more on this, see the useful links under the graphic.) Useful Links Where to Teach English as a Foreign Language– general destinations for English teachers […]
You must be logged in to post a comment.