Indonesia boasts 17,000 islands, 200 active volcanoes, more than 500 languages, and a population of 246 million. The largest archipelago in the world presents a lot of adventures and opportunities for EFL teachers! Those with a sense of adventure are truly spoilt for choice in Indonesia. Explore tranquil islands, witness the continuously smoking active volcanoes…
For many decades, Thailand has been one of the most popular TEFL destinations in the world, offering plenty of work for EFL teachers, a warm climate, great food, and a low cost of living. Thailand is one of few countries that has never been colonised, and despite the fact it’s now one of the most…
For several years now, the TEFL market in Cambodia has been one of the fastest growing in Asia and as the country’s economy continues to improve so do the opportunities for EFL teachers. Plenty of teaching work, a low cost of living, wonderfully friendly people and delicious food draws teachers to this incredible country. There’s…
There’s so much to fall in love with in Vietnam. From its diverse landscape where you can discover bustling cities, sandy beaches along its 3,260km stretch of coastline, and truly jaw-dropping mountain scenery, to incredible culinary experiences such as Vietnam’s famed national dish, Pho, and the many delicious offerings of street vendors. All this combined…
The climate, afternoon siestas, renowned cuisine, and the strongest TEFL jobs market in Europe are just a few reasons why so many EFL teachers love teaching English in Spain. EFL teachers are in high demand in Spain and we’ve heard from many course graduates who’ve gone on to teach there that within a matter of…
Japan is one of the world’s top TEFL destinations, and it’s easy to understand why. It’s a country where the old and new exist together in perfect harmony. A land of contrasts, eccentricities, incredible food, pioneering technology, and – importantly – an abundance of work for EFL teachers. Despite mandatory English education from 5th grade,…
From the bustling streets of the capital, Seoul, to the stunning beaches and tranquil countryside of the country’s biggest island, Jeju, those who TEFL in South Korea aren’t stuck for choice. Feast on kimchi, bibimbap, and bulgogi; experience cutting-edge technology (including the fastest internet in the world!); and make use of affordable public transport during…
In China, the importance of learning English is ingrained in children from a young age. By law, Chinese children are required to start learning English at just 8 years of age! With an estimated 300 million English language learners, China is by far the biggest employer of EFL teachers in the world. In 2015, education…
It shouldn’t come as a surprise that a country named after the equator itself is a pretty exciting location to teach in. Ecuador is one of the world’s most bio-diverse nation in the world – no exaggeration – and considering its small stature, that’s impressive. The famous Galapagos Islands, home to a vast array of unique…
Finished school? Graduated from university? Looking to do something where the experience counts more than the cash? Fantastic! Teaching English abroad sounds like it’s just for you. Work in the world’s most exotic locations and educate hard working pupils. It’s both life-changing and self-improving – there are many wonderful, satisfying, and fulfilling benefits to teaching abroad.…
