Teaching English has long been a way for travellers to live, work and play their way around the world. This is because English is a language that millions around the world wish to learn.
English Language Schools in many countries are seeking English Language Teachers right now and are happy to sponsor overseas travellers to fill the positions available. This is great news if you are considering teaching your way around the world.
Teaching English overseas isn't for everyone and if you don't know if it's right for you, here are eight good reasons why it might be!
1) A career change that costs a lotless than going back to university.
2) No age limit (great news if you are over 30 and don't qualify for a working holiday visa).
3) Learn a new skill.
4) Learn another language.
5) Experience living in another country.
6) Take time off from the rat race if in between jobs.
7) You can make some decent money.
8) It looks really good on your CV.
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How to Teach English Overseas - an e-book to kick start your future teaching career.
If you are thinking about teaching English overseas and don't know where to start, then look no further. Our guide 'How to Teach English Overseas' will answer all your FAQs like where is the work? how do I find a job? do I need a qualification? what is the difference between TEFL and TESOL? who will I teach? and should I sign a contract? Check out the Table of Contents following for what is inside.
Table of Contents
1) Why teach English? Eight good reasons why!
2) Qualifications
Do I need a degree?
Can I get a job without a degree?
Do I need a TEFL/TESOL Certificate? And what is it?
What is the difference between TEFL and TESOL? What is CELTA?
How do I get a TEFL/TESOL qualification?
Choosing a course—what is right for me?
What are the requirements for enrolling on a course?
3) About the job
Who will I teach?
What does the job entail?
Should I sign a contract? And what should it cover?
4) Which countries are the jobs available in?
Western Europe
Central and Eastern Europe
Asia
Latin America
Middle East
Other countries
5) How do I find a job?
Which English accent is in demand?
In advance
On the spot
Offer my services
Volunteer teaching
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