The kind of job you get depends partly on the kind you want, the country where you are looking, and of course, on your previous experience and your performance at your job interviews. Keep in mind that as you gain more and more work experience to add to your resume, it will get easier and easier for you to pick and choose among various job offers. In The Boston Language Institute's TEFL program, you will take part in special sessions focusing on getting the kind of job you want, including sessions on interviewing techniques, resume writing, evaluating a contract, and other skills that will start you off in the right direction. In addition, we'll provide you with listings of useful resources for teachers as well as current job listings from different countries around the world. These are available to all current students and graduates of our program.
English teachers can find jobs all over the world.
You can also find work in the countries of Europe. Turkey and Greece, for example, often hire people from North America. How much you earn will depend both on the country in which you work and your past teaching experience. In some countries, such as Japan or Korea, you will be able to pay all your living expenses and even save some money to bring home. In other countries where the economy is weaker and the exchange rate less favorable, your earnings may be lower.