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Process: To apply for these jobs please contact the schools directly. They will require an international resume, cover letter, and copies of your TEFL Certificate or other documents. Please do not contact TEFL Institute. Unfortunately, TEFL Institute does not have any additional information other than what is listed on the job board.

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International Resume Writing Guide

This guide has been prepared for those who are interested in teaching English abroad. When writing an International Resume it is important to remember that generally your education and academic pursuits are given more attention than your actual work experience. List your education, skills, certification, and course work in a clear and concise manner. And, always include your country code in your contact telephone number. Read More

Job Search Road Map

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Teach English Abroad

As you are probably aware, there has been a definite increase in the demand for English teachers overseas. English has become an international language, used in trade, science, politics, technology and more. Around the world, English is taught everywhere from grade schools, universities and private language schools to companies and businesses. The field is wide open, both for those with experience and those without. Read More

Teach English in Portugal

Americans with TEFL certification find Portugal to be the easiest Western European country in which to find work as an English teacher. However, most schools won’t hire teachers without a certificate unless they have considerable previous teaching experience. Read More

Work in Europe: Teaching English Offers the Most Opportunities

Whatever transatlantic trade agreements now exist or might exist in the future, one thing is sure: there will be no free exchange of labor between North America and Europe. As the ties between European nations strengthen, particularly among the members of the European Union, the employment opportunities for non-Europeans decline. Yet thousands of Americans live and work in Europe at this moment. Many of them have arrived in the past year and have found a niche, comfortable or otherwise. Read More

Where Can I Teach English Abroad?

There are English teaching opportunities in just about every country around the world. The demand for English teachers is much greater in some countries than in others. Take a look at job boards such as http://www.eslusa.com to get an idea of some of the countries where work is available at the moment. Many schools in some countries in the Middle East require a high level qualification and several years of teaching experience, and will not recruit newly-qualified teachers.

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