An undeniably attractive option for recent grads to get paid to live abroad, with the option to travel - but is teaching English the right choice for you?
Talk to almost anyone who has taught English overseas about their motivations for doing so, and one theme comes up again and again: it is an opportunity to get paid to live abroad. But there is a lot more to consider before you sign up.
The qualifications you need depend on the country and the employer. We look at the main requirements here, and how to improve your chances of landing a job.
The teaching environment differs significantly between countries and even in different types of schools within a country. Here are some important considerations before you apply for a position, or accept a job offer.
Horror stories abound in the world of teaching abroad. Tips on checking your contract, researching your school - and getting on a plane prepared to teach.
Tools that will help you make your decision to teach abroad, step-by-step—from examining your motivations and making sure this is the right choice for you, to choosing a job, comparing costs and benefits, and getting ready to step on a plane.
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