Before you even think about this you should get your TEFL certificate, something which can be attained either through online hour-long lessons or similar sessions in a real classroom. This is your identification as a teacher of English as a Foreign Language, either way without your ‘ID’, you ‘aint’ getting in. Once that’s sorted have a peruse of these options to see which far-flung corner of the globe takes your fancy… Spain Let’s start off not-so far-flung, a paradise for many Brits who use this patch of Iberia as their go-to holiday destination. Although what no one tells you is its status as the best place in Europe to teach English as a foreign language. Spain has a good relationship with the UK and other fluent English speaking countries, it’s safe and stable with good opportunities for study and internships for the academically minded. You’ll not need a bachelor’s degree here so it can be the perfect place to start. China The ever-growing Asian powerhouse is always in need. It’s sons and daughters are among the best educated in the world and in a country that constantly interacts with others through trade, commerce, finance, culture and the arts, many of ...

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