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The Best TEFL Jobs in the World
At the beginning of 2014, I started to post a
list of the best TEFL jobs around the world. I choose these jobs based on money and here
are the reasons why I did that.
It’s true that money isn't everything so I have another list of popular countries around the world that you might consider teaching in if money isn't your main motivation: Best Countries to Teach English In.
I like organizing information and looking for
good jobs is one of my hobbies. By posting a list of some of the best jobs
around the world, I hope to let teachers know that there really are well-paying
TEFL jobs out there. Here are some of the places I would recommend
teaching in:
Brunei
The small country of Brunei has many perks for
teachers. The good location and safety also help draw teachers there. The Best TEFL Jobs in Brunei
China
China is an up-and-coming TEFL destination.
While Korea and Japan are becoming saturated with TEFL teachers, China is a
huge country meaning that there’s
less competition. The low cost of living means that you can live pretty well
too. Housing, insurance, and flights are often included. The Best TEFL Jobs in China
Columbia
Colombia is a gorgeous country and salaries are
pretty good compared to the low cost of living. The Best TEFL Jobs in Columbia
Korea
Korea has been a top destination for a long time.
Perks and benefits include housing, flights, insurance, and pension. The Best TEFL Jobs in Korea
Russia
Tutoring can be very lucrative in Russia and it’s easy to supplement your salary. The Best TEFL Jobs in Russia
Teaching online means that you can teach anywhere
and supplement your main salary.
Schools with Branches around the World
If you get a job with an employer that has
schools around the world it’s easy
to change countries while maintaining job stability. The Best TEFL Jobs Worldwide
I really enjoyed putting together my list of the
best TEFL jobs around the world. I have posts coming out this month about teacher self-evaluations, the salary
myth, online doctorates, and mid-term student evals over at TEFL-Tips. I’ve been TEFLing for 12 years and blogging for about 7. It’s neat to see how much the TEFL community
has changed during this time. I plan on teaching for many more years and I’m excited to see what the future brings.
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