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G’day! Teaching Down Under by Christopher Lotinga When I came back to Australia with my Oxford House Trinity Cert TESOL back in 2004 I had a
By Fares Mokrani, November 2010. In Algeria there are many opportunities for native speakers. There are 3 big schools in the capital Algiers: In-tuition, Berlitz and
Sofia, Bulgaria – Kate Tingley (September 2010) Why Sofia? Without a doubt, Sofia is an up and coming place to be; full of fun back
St.Petersburg – Diana Bruk, August 2010 As a native speaking teacher, finding work in Russia is pretty much a mathematical certainty, as the demand is
By Carrie Torres I have been teaching in Costa Rica since September, 2009. Prior to that, I was teaching in Barcelona for two years. As you can
Salzburg, Austria – Jan Harwood, May 2010 I’ve been working in the beautiful city of Salzburg, Austria since the beginning of the 2010/11 school year.
China – Fred Soulie – May 2010 My tesol has taken me to China, I work for English First, in Xi’an which is in Shaanxi province.
Jason Prince, January, 2010 My advice to people wanting to come here to work is it’s a nice place to live, cheaper than Praha. I
Living and Working in Spain Spain has always been one of the most popular destinations for TEFL teachers. Most teachers head to the main cities
Regarding Kazakhstan, I would tell anybody who wanted to teach there to “go for it”. The main things I enjoyed were meeting some very lovely
Jeju Island, South Korea – Luke Brazell, August 2009 Hi. My name is Luke Brazell. I’ve been living in South Korea on Jeju Island for 6
Prague – Luke Brazell – August 2009 The Golden City. The City of 100 Spires. Praha. Whatever you wish to call it, Prague is home. I arrived
Jakarta, Indonesia – Ben Phillips (May 2009) My name is Ben Philips and I’m currently living in Jakarta. I’m employed by Wall Street Institute http://www.wallstreet.ac.id/ The way
This is Alan Wong, one of the DipTESOL graduates from Aug 2007, Bacelona. I am currently working for English for Asia (this company is also
In Latin America, there is a great demand for English teaching; the most popular countries being Argentina, Brazil, Chile and Mexico. Working conditions The academic
Here are some links to websites where you can search for teaching jobs in the UK. http://www.TEFL.com There are lots of jobs advertised on this site
Gillian Orr Diploma – August 2008 Basically there are three types of contracts : CDI (contrat à durée indeterminée ie permanent) rare nowadays for language
This website allows you to search for information by City. http://www.eslbase.com/schools/portugal Articles and Advice You’ll find some schools listed at the following website http://www.transitionsabroad.com/publications/magazine/0001/teaching_english_in_portugal.shtml The
Are you completely taken by the idea of a Mediterranean diet, beaches and wonderful architecture? Throw away that dried up pasta and head to Italy. Here
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