As unemployment continues to rise in South Africa, teaching English overseas brings with it various benefits including a competitive salary.
Teaching English abroad is a great way to fund an extended overseas stay by providing the opportunity to earn an income at the same time as travelling and living outside of South Africa, notes Rhyan O’Sullivan, managing director at the TEFL Academy.
“Even if you are only interested in teaching English for a year or two, a TEFL certificate opens up many opportunities. Teaching abroad is also a great way to immerse yourself in a new language, which can have significant advantages in other fields if you decide you’ve had enough teaching,” it said. The Wits Language School, as well as the TEFL Academy, provide an overview of countries and their pay. It should be noted that some jobs may have exceptions and that the following list does not take into account the cost of living in these countries:According to the, there is a great demand for English teachers due to the ever-growing importance of the UAE in the global economy.
A bachelor’s is required, and jobs are offered year-round; however, most of them are open during the September/October period of employment.According to the TEFL Academy, there are very few English speakers living in Oman. Therefore English teachers are in high demand. An E2 visa and a bachelor’s degree are required to work in South Korea. The academy noted that common benefits from schools in South Korea are medical insurance and flight reimbursement.R21,800 – R34,720 per monthIn the capital of Taipei, there are many teaching possibilities for new and experienced teachers. However, it is required that an applicant have a bachelor’s degree, noted the TEFL Academy.
Many wealthy families who wish to send their children abroad to an English speaking university, need private English teachers.It is required that applicants have a bachelor’s degree. March and September are the peak hiring seasons for English teachers in China.Although Kuwait is one of the smallest countries in the region, it is one of the most affluent areas due to the vast oilfields, said the TEFL Academy.
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