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International TEFL Academy
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Do you want to get paid to live & teach English in Germany? International TEFL Academy (ITA) has made teaching English abroad and online a realit...
LEOlingo - South (Bavaria)
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Teach your native language and experience the real Germany—with young and enthusiastic counselors worldwide! 'LEOlingo Süd' organizes English and French language summer camps for German children in Bavaria, Southern Germany. Our focus is not on teaching the children intense vocabulary and grammar,
International Camps Network
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Join Camp Europe on this fully intensive travel experience for teachers and teachers-to-be. Welcome to the ultimate life-changing experience in Europe, where you'll have the opportunity to perform as an ESL Teacher and serve as a role model for children and youth at diverse, excellent summer camp lo
OnTESOL
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There’s no better way to earn income, make an impact on others, and discover the world than by teaching English abroad! This is exactly what we offer at OnTESOL—the opportunity to take on a teaching job at your desired location in Asia, Europe, Central and South America, and the Middle East. Travel
Gotoco
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Looking for an affordable, short-term global TEFL adventure? Join Gotoco for a unique experience that blends teaching, cultural exchange, and travel! Our programmes help you grow, explore new cultures, and make a positive impact—all while earning a TESOL qualification. No teaching experience? No pr
LEOlingo North
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Teach your native language in Germany! LEOlingo is a small language camp in Germany founded in 2006/2007. We give German children the chance to learn a foreign language in a holiday camp atmosphere with native speakers. English is the main language taught, but there are French and Spanish camps as w
Angloville
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The Angloville Eurotrip bus has stopovers in four major European cities: Paris, Brussels, Amsterdam, and Berlin! Our last destination allows you to explore the rich history, diverse cultural scene, and vibrant nightlife of Germany’s capital. Stroll through green parks such as Tiergarten and Treptowe
A Guide to Teaching Abroad in Germany
Prepare to Teach Abroad
Set goals
Let’s get intentional about what you want from your time teaching in Germany! Take a moment to think about the experiences you’d like to gain and what will make this time meaningful to you. Here are a few ideas to inspire your journey:
- Level up your German. Make it a goal to learn some German, whether it’s simple phrases or full conversations. Even though you’ll be teaching in English, your students and daily life will be great for practice.
- Try new teaching approaches. Different classrooms require different techniques. Experiment with ways to engage German students and make learning fun—you’ll likely come home with fresh teaching skills.
- Build your community. Meeting other expats and German locals can make your experience even more memorable. Connect with fellow teachers or locals to find people who share your interests.
Understand the benefits
Teaching in Germany is about so much more than just lesson plans and grading papers—it’s a chance to grow personally and professionally in ways that stick with you. Here’s why it’s worth the leap:
- Build your career with flair. Teaching in Germany doesn’t just look impressive on a resume; it’s a real boost to your skills. You’ll come away with international experience, a broader teaching toolkit, and even some language skills to boot.
- Master the art of connecting. Working with students from a different culture helps you become an adaptable communicator. It’s all about learning to relate, empathize, and build connections beyond language barriers.
- Adventure right outside your door. Germany’s location in the heart of Europe means weekend trips to Paris, Prague, or Amsterdam are a breeze. Think of it as the ultimate hub for exploring Europe on a teacher’s schedule!
Things to know
Here’s a quick rundown to make sure you’re prepared for life as a teacher in Germany:
- Language basics go a long way - You might not need to be fluent, but learning a few German phrases can be a huge help in daily life. Even simple greetings and polite phrases can make interactions easier—and it shows respect for the local culture.
- Work permits - If you’re from outside the EU, a work visa is likely in your future! Make sure you’re aware of the visa requirements and start the application process early, as it can take a bit of time.
- Budget smartly - Germany’s big cities, like Berlin and Munich, can be pricey for rent and everyday expenses. Before you arrive, plan a budget that works for you and look into affordable housing options like shared apartments or teacher accommodations.
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