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Teach English Abroad!

Teach English Abroad2019-04-09T01:02:54+00:00

See The World – Teach English Overseas

Search hundreds of professional ESL teaching jobs abroad.

Find the latest English teaching jobs overseas at schools in China and around the world.

Make A Positive Change In Your Life

Teaching English abroad is a unique way to engage in meaningful work while making a real difference to your students’ lives. Teach English overseas and discover exciting, new cultures and make new friends from all over the world. There are teaching opportunities in nearly every country on earth, so take your pick and then submit your application today.

Teach English abroad and get paid a generous salary along with plenty of other benefits such as free housing, health insurance and flight tickets while at the same time doing a job that harnesses your creativity and passion. Teaching English overseas provides a unique opportunity for you to make substantial savings while living a comfortable lifestyle and seeing the world.

Teaching Jobs Abroad For New & Experienced Teachers

Whether you are completely new to teaching and are looking to start a new life teaching English abroad or you are an experienced teacher looking to advance your teaching career, we will provide you access to professional schools that have all been screened in depth.

  • Get paid to teach English abroad
  • Jobs for new & experienced teachers
  • Teach kids, teenagers or adults
  • Fully screened schools, legal work visa

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Hundreds of ESL teaching jobs in China, fully screened, updated daily.

Where will you go?

Teach English in China

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Salary & Benefits for ESL Jobs Teaching English Abroad

Salary and benefits will of course vary from country to country and school to school and will be influenced by your qualifications and teaching experience.

  • Excellent salary: 1,200 – 5,000 USD per month
  • Accommodation provided: Western style, furnished, near the school
  • Flight allowance
  • Performance based bonuses
  • Legal work visa and residence permits provided
  • 22 – 55 days paid holiday per year
  • Health insurance provided
  • Weekly language lessons
  • Airport pickup and welcome pack
  • On-going training and academic support
  • Promotion opportunities

This is an example of a typical salary package for ESL teaching jobs abroad, we will provide you with specific package information for a selection of suitable schools once we receive your application.

Requirements to Teach Abroad

  • Native English speaker or non-native with fluent English and a clear accent
  • Bachelor’s degree in any subject
  • TEFL certificate
  • New and experienced teachers welcome (full training provided)
  • Between 22 and 60 years old

Get qualified to teach abroad with a TEFL certificate

Not all teaching jobs abroad require candidates to have a TEFL (Teaching English as a Foreign Language) certificate, but a lot of them do! Enrolling in a TEFL course, either an online course or a classroom based course, will equip you with the teaching theory and skills to feel confident in the classroom as well as meet the requirements for many ESL teaching jobs around the world.

TEFL courses will cover topics such lesson planning, classroom management, creating teaching materials and teaching grammar. TEFL courses can range from a week long, to a month or longer but in general a course with over 100 hours of instruction is necessary to get a good ESL job teaching English abroad.

Talking to Teachers

“I was a teacher in the UK and became despondent with the UK education system, a mundane and predictable social life. Now I live and work in Shanghai and would not want to be anywhere else.”
Robin Watts, Wall Street English Shanghai
“I had just finished university and was looking for something a bit different. Once I knew I wanted to teach English abroad the next step was completing the TEFL qualification.”
Liz Conroy, Nanhai Kindergarten
“Teaching English in Asia had always been on my list of things I wanted to do. I have had many friends who have tried their hand at teaching English at some point. All have had overwhelmingly positive experiences, many saying it was the most fun they ever had.”
Luke Bosworth, English First Chongqing
“I absolutely love Shanghai. As a foreigner, I can find everything I need and spend the day exploring new places and things. It’s a complete 50-50 mix of old China and new Western standards. I am so happy here.”
Janis, Starbugs Shanghai

How it Works

FAQ

There are no costs at all for you. The entire recruitment process is free of charge.
Students expect to get immersed in English during class and so speaking the local is actually discouraged in class. So not speaking the local language is not a problem regarding the job. Schools usually offer their teachers complementary language lessons if they wish.
Your school will organise all the necessary papers needed to obtain a legal 1 year work visa for you. This process can take between 4 to 8 weeks and the school will help you through the process.
Your initial contract is 12 months. Many teachers choose to stay for one or more years.
The school provides comprehensive medical insurance coverage for you. It will cover you in event of sickness and injury.
Salary is paid on a monthly basis, paid in local currency.
Yes. It is possible to exchange and transfer money to bank accounts around the world. Check with your bank to find out what their policies are regarding international transfers and fees. Many people find Western Union or PayPal to be the easiest way to send money.
This depends on the type of school. For language schools the average class size is 10 to 15 students. For public schools the class sizes are generally 20 to 40 students per class.
There is a professional, smart-casual dress code that teachers are expected to comply with.
Yes. There are plenty of opportunities to be promoted to senior teacher, Director of Studies and higher, as well as jobs developing the curriculum and other positions.

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