TEFL qualified? Time for the fun part. Whether you want to teach online from home, head abroad, or do both, we'll match you with vetted employers and roles that actually pay well. Live openings, updated weekly.
From part-time online tutoring to full-time contracts in Bangkok, our free jobs board lists vetted roles across 80+ countries - including remote-anywhere options for digital nomads. Filter by country, salary, age group and start date.
Find out tips from our graduates about how to succeed as an online English teacher and discover who they were hired by after completing their TEFL course. Plus, learn how to go freelance and develop your teaching niche to boost your earning potential.
Don't you need to be a native speaker to teach? Absolutely not. Here are a few myth-busting interviews with non-native Premier TEFL teachers who teach English online, abroad and independently. Ask our expert advisors for advice on the best courses to take.
Want a life-changing adventure? Look no further. As a Premier TEFL graduate you could find yourself anywhere across the globe — like Penelope from Venezuela now teaching in China, or Chris from the US now living in Costa Rica. Discover what a day in the life of a TEFL teacher abroad is really like.
Much more than sparkling turquoise beaches, hidden Buddhist temples, and steaming bowls of coconut curries, Thailand is an intriguing Southeast Asian destination for teaching abroad. Cue ice cold mango smoothies and a shady hammock for weekends off.
South Korea is one of the most popular teaching destinations, and you’ll understand just why when you first arrive. Capturing the essence of an adventurous life, TEFL in Korea demands a “thinking outside the box” mentality. And you’ve got it.
Teach English abroad in Argentina. Where else in the world can you spot a cowboy and a colony of penguins in the same country? Famed for its waterfalls, teaching in Argentina will have you feeling all warm and gooey inside like a fresh empanada in no time.
