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The public school systems of some English-speaking countries will hire U.S.-certified teachers. See the teaching without certification section below.

In some countries, it is possible to teach EFL at the University level without an MA or PhD in TESOL. Council for the International Exchange of Scholars (Part of the Fulbright Program).University of Northern Iowa Annual Placement Fair.They sometimes charge a user fee for access. Placement services offer databases of open positions to certified teachers. International Schools Placement Services/Fairs Department of Defense Education Activity.State Department Office of Overseas Schools.It is also possible to do student teaching as part of an education program overseas. teaching certification (and usually one to two years of experience), but some hire interns with completed BA degrees. Most international schools will only hire teachers with a U.S. Students and alumni are encouraged to use caution and judgment when evaluating services related to work abroad and consult Career Advancement advisers with any questions or concerns related to the advice and resources provided here. I also run Empowering Expat Teachers, whose mission is to empower future and current expat teachers to lead personally, professionally, and financially rewarding lives.Please note: A link to resources on this website should not be construed as an endorsement by Career Advancement or the University of Chicago. My name is Sorcha Coyle and I’ve been teaching in the Gulf (Qatar and Dubai) for the past 9 years.

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If you’ve been offered an interview, take it!!! Of course, you should research the school but even if you’re unsure about it, do the interview anyway! It’ll be great practice plus you’ll get an idea of the kinds of questions asked by head teachers of international schools! Check out a few of the other options above before making a fully informed decision. Remember that these are subjective, so do not necessarily take one negative review as being reflective of every teacher’s experience there.

Remember that the teacher review websites like Dave’s ESL Café International Job Forums, the International Schools Review (ISR), and the International School Community (ISC) host teachers’ opinions of the schools and its working conditions. The great thing is you can see if there are reviews for your school before you pay a membership fee.

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Another site you can register for free to see international school reviews is the International School Community.

Becoming a paid member of the International Schools Review to see how past and current teachers abroad rate their workplace.

For schools in the UAE, joining the Dubai Teachers’ Network FB group and the Dubai Irish Exchange, to see recent teaching vacancies, as well as a place to ask about different schools.

Checking the comprehensive (and free!) Dave’s ESL Cafe International Job Forums to get honest reviews about schools all around the world.

Asking current expat teachers general questions on the Empowering Expat Teachers private FB group – join here!.

Googling the school name + reviews /employee reviews to see what you might find! Indeed.ae or Glassdoor often list rated and helpful employee reviews of various schools in the Middle East.

Now onto the important stuff! So you have narrowed down your location/ school/ job selection or you’ve had the interview, been offered the job, and would like to find out what the school is really like? You can do this by: