Teaching English as a Foreign Language

How to Teach English as a Foreign Language
Learning the English language is often the key to prosperity for Asians, Africans and many other peoples around the World. Simply being born in Sheffield, Sydney or Syracuse is often enough to secure a job abroad. Add a degree and a TEFL qualification and the World is your oyster, my friend.

TEFL & Culture in Germany
For those who are interested in Teaching English as a Foreign Language yet aren't ready to commit a grand to gaining a certificate, the Comenius Language Assistant scheme is a great opportunity to pick up skills and experience. So says Becca Elliot who worked in Bochum as a teaching assistant in a school for disabled children.

Spurning the local supermarket for the North Sea coast, Kate Jones contacted the Central Bureau to become A Language Assistant in Germany

If you're after an easy life, don't bother going to Korea, says David Cox. But if you're prepared for a bit of character building, read his Ins and Outs of Working for a Private Institute in Seoul

Land of the Morning Calm: Teaching English in Korea
In recent years Korea has seen an increase in the demand for native English speakers to work as conversation instructors in universities and private language schools. Accordingly thousands of new teachers are flocking to Korea and the ex-pat community is swelling considerably. Want to get a piece of the action? Jonathan Adams tells what you need to know.

Teach Abroad
Peter Beech has lived as a teacher in Greece for 15 years. Now involved in recruitment he can help university graduates gain teaching experience in this vibrant country before starting their career.

Why Work in Another Country
How to make friends and influence people 5,000 miles from home. American Lee Maiwald, and his wife, did just that through a Fulbright Exchange to England.

Teach English in China
BUNAC match the desire of young English speakers to travel and experience foreign cultures with that of the burgeoning demand for English language tuition in the emerging economy of China. 

Taking a Career Break to Teach English Overseas
Teaching and Projects Abroad recruit volunteers prepared to give a three to 12 month commitment to teaching in eastern Europe, Asia, Africa or Latin America.

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Directory > Teaching English Links
Information and resources for career English teachers and travellers interested in teaching English as a Foreign Language, plus large links to EFL schools and recruiters

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