"Despite the rumors,
a native’s knowledge of the English language
is not an automatic passport to employment anywhere
abroad. It can, however, be put to profitable use
in many Asian countries. In Korea, Taiwan, Japan,
Thailand and, increasingly, China a high proportion
of the population are eager for tuition from English
speakers. A university degree in any subject is
genuinely the only prerequisite, though in some
cases just a degree of enthusiasm will suffice." — Susan
Griffith reports in Teaching
English In Asia.
Articles
and Participant Stories on Teaching
English in Asia
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Teach
English in Asia: Finding a
Job by Susan
Griffith
An expert on work abroad and author
of a classic book on teaching English
abroad provides an overview of the
many job options in Asia, along
with rich resources.
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The
Best Countries to Teach English
in Asia by Michael
Hines
Many nations in Asia share a desire
to learn English and most are experiencing
a strong demand for teachers. From
South Korea to Vietnam, most Asian
countries are in racing to get their
population to learn the lingua
franca of globalization.
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Teach
English in China: Work and
Live in a Great Location
Nick and Dariece provide a guide
to help you find the right location
in China for you, be it big city
or smaller town, to teach English
and live.
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A
Practical Guide to Finding
an English Teaching Job in
China by Dominic
Woodman
The steps for finding the major
types of jobs teaching English in
China, including a what is needed
to obtain a visa.
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Teaching
English and Living in Yangzhou,
China
Nick and Dariece spent a memorable
year of complete immersion teaching
English in China to kindergarteners
and living in Yangzhou, and describe
their experience. They also managed
to make lasting friends, create
many memories, and save quite a
bit of money in the process.
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How
to Choose Your First Job Teaching
English in China by
Dr. Gregory Mavrides
An expert view and very practical
advice for those who seek to teach
English in China for the first time.
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Choose
the Right School in China by
Eve Bergazyn
Where and in which schools should
you teach English in China? Inside
tips on options for the type of
job to take and to whom you should
talk.
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Teaching
English in China: Teachers
Soon Become Students by
Smitha Murthy
Practical advice for finding a job
teaching English in China including
warnings about possible pitfalls
based upon actual work experience.
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Teaching
English in Taiwan: What Your
Need to Know by
Tim Backes
What you need to know to move to
Taiwan and the requirements for
finding a suitable job as an English
teacher. There are many options
for places to work and the pay is
relatively good.
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A
Guide to Teaching English
and Living in South Korea by
Linda Dunsmore
What you need to know to teach and
live in East Asia’s "Land
of the Morning Calm."
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Teach
English in South Korea: Own
Your Adventure by
Thomas Gates
What is involved in teaching English
in South Korea according to an experienced
teacher who has explored the culture
in-depth.
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Teaching
English and Living in Vietnam:
A Southeast Asia Giant by
Nathan Edgerton
The guide to teaching English and
living in Vietnam — where the
options are almost endless — by
an expert and author.
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Teaching
English and Living in Bangkok by
Nathan Edgerton
Bangkok has a high demand for English
teachers in many different types
of schools, from corporate training
centers to small private schools
to public schools with 50 students
per class. There are opportunities
for beginning teachers as well as
those with more experience...
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Teaching
English in Bangkok: The Guide
to Finding Work Fast in a
Laid Back Culture by
Ian Moore
An inside guide to finding jobs
fast when arriving in Bangkok, Thailand,
along with extensive tips and key
resources.
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Live
and Teach in Smiling Chiang
Mai by Kimberly
L Bryant
Recently voted one of the friendliest
cities in the world, Chiang Mai
is a fantastic place to dip your
toes into the world of teaching
English. The relaxed environment
and low-key attitude make for a
gentle introduction to TEFL for
those just starting out...
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Teaching
English and Living in Thailand:
Do Your Homework Before Choosing
a Job by Lindy
Sinka
A guide that discusses many key
aspects involved in preparing to
find work and live in Thailand.
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Why
You Should Teach English in
Vietnam Right Now by
Sam Bedford
Find so many opportunities right
now for native English speakers
to find paid work teaching English
in Vietnam, live well, and save
money.
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Living
and Teaching in Ho Chi Minh
City, Vietnam by
Angharad Bates
Top tips and resources by someone
who experienced teaching in the
bustling city of HCMC.
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Teaching
English in Thailand: The 10 Day
Job Search by
A.J. Hoge
A.J. Hoge tells you how to find a job teaching
English in Thailand within 10 days of stepping
off the plane.
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Getting
Started Teaching English in Japan:
What to Expect by John
Sheldon
A description of the major roads taken by
those who teach or wish to teach English
in Japan, while providing realistic advice
for teachers in the "Land of the Rising
Sun."
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Teaching
English and Living in Japan by
Lindy Sinka
A practical guide about what is involved
in teaching English in Japan. She also offers
a taste of Japanese culture and expatriate
life as well.
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Teach
English in Japan: Find a Job through
the Web by Celeste
Heiter
Inside tips on finding jobs via the Web teaching
English in Japan.
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How
to Find an English Teaching Job
from Inside Japan by
Dominic Woodman
A step-by-step guide to finding jobs teaching
English in Japan, with information about
choosing a place of work to getting your
work visa.
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The
JET Programme: Teaching English
in Japan While Getting to Know it
as an Insider by Aaron
Paulson
What's it like to teach English with Japan's
reputable Jet Programme? Here is a participant's
guide to teaching English in Japan as a well-paid
assistant.
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Teaching
English in Taiwan: Lucrative Job
in Rich Environment
Newley Purnell provides a thorough description
of the lucrative jobs available teaching
English in Taiwan, and provides inside tips
for enjoying its rich culture.
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Teaching
English and Living in South Korea by
Linda Sinka
Lindy Sinka, who has taught in various parts
of Asia, offers a practical overview of what
is involved in teaching English in Korea.
She also offers a taste of Korean culture
and expatriate life.
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Living
and Teaching English in South Korea by
Jalel Marti Sager
A practical and inspiring insider's view
of his experience living and teaching English
in South Korea.
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English
Teaching Contacts in Korea: What
to Ask For by Lindsay
Nash
The details you should know for a successful
experience.
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Freelance
Teaching English in Bangkok, Thailand
A.J. Hoge provides practical inside tips
for setting up a freelance business teaching
English.
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How
to Teach English in a Thai High
School by
Paul King
Paul King describes in-depthh his experience
as a teacher.
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Teaching
English in Indonesia by
Geoff Andrews
The many advantages of teaching English in
Indonesia while offering practical tips on
work requirements and an overview of the
cultural characteristics.
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Teaching
English and Living in Malaysia by
Emile Alexander Dodds
The type of jobs available for English teachers
in Malaysia — a country with many Western
comforts.
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Living
and Teaching in Ho Chi Minh City,
Vietnam
Top tips and resources by one who experienced
the bustling city of HCMC as an English teacher.
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Teaching
English in Vietnam
David M. Lenard provides and overview.
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Teaching
English in Hanoi
Nick Dall provides details on what being
a teacher and life is actually like in the
bustling city of Hanoi.
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Teaching
English and Living in Singapore
Nathan Edgerton provides the inside scoop
on being a teacher.
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Notes
from an English Teacher in Cambodia
Margaret Ulrich describes her rich experience.
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Part-time
Teaching Jobs All Across Japan!
Looking for part-time teaching jobs in Japan?
Have you already registered your teaching profile
on Hello-Sensei.com?
Pick your own lesson fee, schedule and location and
then students will directly contact you!
Our nationwide language teacher-student matching service
is 100% Free for teachers. We are especially good
at matching private English teachers with Japanese
students in urban areas like Tokyo, Yokohama, Osaka,
Kyoto, Nagoya, Hiroshima, Sendai, Fukuoka, Saitama,
Chiba, Kobe, etc.
Available languages: English, Chinese, Korean, French,
Spanish, German, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Thai,
Vietnamese, Indonesian, Tagalog and Arabic.
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AUA
Language Center
Over 50 years of Teaching English as a Foreign Language,
with many branches across Thailand.
Chatteris Educational Foundation
Graduate English Language Tutors (GELTs) are placed in Hong
Kong schools and given a monthly allowance and free housing
for the first 2 weeks. Recent graduates preferred.
CIEE: Council on
International Educational Exchange
Teach English Abroad Programs in China, Thailand, South Korea
CIEE Teach Abroad in China places individuals just like
you in paid semester or year English teaching jobs in elementary,
middle, high school, or university level positions in urban
or town locations in eastern China. Program benefits include
a paid teaching, in-country orientation, rent-free accommodations
for the duration of the teaching contract, airfare reimbursement
for year-long participants, travel and medical insurance,
and CIEE pre-departure and emergency support. Optional pre-departure
TEFL certification is available.
The Cultural Exchange Project
Paid English Teacher in Thailand
This is a full-time, paid position to teach English
in Thailand for $1100/month. Teaching positions are available all over Thailand
and the jobs are guaranteed. You get National Holidays off
and accident and medical insurance. We screen 100% of the
jobs. Degree holders are placed very quickly. We can also
place individuals without a degree.
Footprints Recruiting
Teaching English in Asia
Teaching in China — and elsewhere in Asia — with Footprints is a rewarding experience. We have been connecting native English speakers with schools in Asia since 2001 and have sent over 10,000 people on life-changing journeys overseas. The majority of our teaching jobs are in China and Korea, but we also work with Hong Kong, and Japan. We make your move abroad easier by helping you at every step of the application and visa process — so apply today!
Greenheart Travel
Get Paid to Teach in Asia
Greenheart Travel offers TESOL courses, if needed, and paid teaching spots in Cambodia, Japan, South Korea, Myanmar, Thailand, and Vietnam. See their website for details.
International TEFL Academy
TEFL Courses and Teaching Jobs in Asia
Ged paid to teach English in Korea, Japan, and Thailand. Job
placement assistance for all graduates of TEFL courses.
Japan Exchange and Teaching
(JET) Program for U.S. Citizens
Administered by the Japanese government, it is the largest
single program for teaching English. Graduating seniors
and university degree holders eligible. Also offers positions
for those who have studied Japanese as Coordinators of International
Relations.
Princeton-in-Asia
Fellowships
Teaching in Asia
Fellowships for college graduates, usually teaching English,
for one or two years in countries across Asia. Teachers
may be responsible for transportation. Salary very much
country-dependent; housing and health insurance arranged.
Must interview and have orientation in Princeton.
Teach Away Inc.
Teaching English as a Second Language Placements in Southeast Asia
We currently offer teaching jobs in Japan, Korea, China, Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia, Brunei, Taiwan, and Hong Kong. Each
year, hundreds of graduates explore the world and experience
a new culture through Teach Away’s international teaching
programs.
Vantage TEFL Certification
TEFL Training and Job Placements in Thailand
Established in 2007, Vantage TEFL offers a 120-hour, In-Class course with six hours of observed teaching practice and is validated by Fairmont State University (USA). Graduates receive 3 Master’s credits. Vantage also recently received an award as the “Overall Top TEFL Provider.”
Vantage provides lifelong job support. They will craft your own Power Resume, They’ll coach you on interviewing techniques and formulate a personalized job search strategy.
Vantage is unique in that it has two major footprints in Asia. Partnerships with Thailand’s leading recruitment agencies that place hundreds of teachers in Thai schools every year.
They offer a guaranteed job in China through their partner that has 90+ schools in 17. Candidates get US$500 off their TEFL tuition.
They also offer a 120-hour Combined Course, blending online curriculum study with a live practicum of 6 observed teaching practices.
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