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November 20,2022 at 4:50PM UTC

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Can someone assist me with exactly how one goes about applying to teach English in foreign countries? I've tried asking people I know but they are unusually tight lipped about it. Am I missing something?

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Vivian Chern ShnaidmanNovember 20,2022 at 7:35PM UTC
My son taught English in China one summer through a UK based agency. I think just ask google.
Caro BretonNovember 20,2022 at 7:38PM UTC
Take a TEFL course - most of the companies providing these also advise on routes into teaching abroad, rates of pay etc.
AnonymousNovember 20,2022 at 8:53PM UTC
I taught at Education First (EF) and they'll have you take at TEFL course. That way, you'll have a certificate and after working overseas, some centers will provide opportunities to take your Cambridge certification for honors in education. Check out EF's website and they have remote roles as well as teaching throughout the world. Good luck and I taught ESL overseas throughout Asia and Europe and loved working with students and traveling while living abroad. Tip, make sure that your placed in a central center as my last experience was comprised as I was too far outside of the city to take part in events with other expats.
AnonymousNovember 25,2022 at 1:01AM UTC
I taught with EF in Guangzhou, China from 2017-2018. Great memories :)
AnonymousNovember 21,2022 at 8:46PM UTC
Thanks for the inputs, I appreciate it.