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One of the highlights of Angloville’s Eurotrip is a stopover in Paris, France! Plus, hit three other major European capitals: Brussels, Amsterdam, and Berlin. The bonus to this adventure is a visit to Euro Disney—what we know now as Disneyland Paris! Famously known as the ‘City of Love,’ Paris offers so much in its art, fashion, and food. And, of course, we shouldn’t fail to mention iconic landmarks such as the Eiffel Tower, Louvre Museum, and Notre-Dame Cathedral. Enjoy walking down the Seine River and feel like a Parisian while indulging in delicious pastries or bread at a French bakery. Enjoy sponsored travel to European cities and spend your days conversing in English with Polish participants. Participate in activities (included free in the program) as you meet like-minded people and engage in conversation and cultural exchange. Build a career path toward English teaching and boost your credentials in this cultural exchange of a lifetime! The AngloTEFL scholarship is an amazing way to improve your CV and launch your career. It is designed for ambitious individuals aged 18+ who are ready to change their lives or simply want to get an accredited teaching qualification.
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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. Traveling and teaching in another country is perfect for recent university graduates interested in taking a gap year, professionals looking for a career change, and individuals who simply want to experience a new environment. Generally, teaching English requires the following: - University degree - Accredited TESOL, TESL, or TEFL Certification (at least 120 hours) - Native and non-native English speakers OnTESOL can connect you with a broad range of positions across diverse placements: entry-level, professional, IELTS preparation, and Business English. Teach in language academies, private and public schools, and educational institutions. Talk to us today and we’ll help you find a truly rewarding English teaching job abroad!
How to Teach Abroad in France
Prepare to Teach Abroad
Set goals
Setting clear goals will help you tailor your teaching experience in France to match your lifestyle, career plans, and passions.
- Define your time frame. Knowing how long you want to teach in France helps narrow down the best-fitting programs and visa options.
- Know your flexibility. If you need a predictable schedule, opt for full-time roles; if not, tutoring and part-time work may suit you better.
- Think about support needs. First-time teachers may benefit from programs offering training, housing help, and visa assistance.
Understand the benefits
Teaching in France is as enriching personally as it is professionally—think global growth with a French twist.
- Build your global profile. Employers value candidates with cross-cultural teaching experience and language exposure.
- Enjoy world-famous travel. Teaching in France gives you easy access to nearby European destinations for weekend getaways.
- Balance work and lifestyle. Many teaching jobs allow free time to explore cities, coastlines, and the countryside.
- Strengthen communication skills. Teaching in a multilingual classroom helps you develop patience, clarity, and adaptability.
Things to know
Preparing ahead can make your transition into French life as smooth as a glass of Bordeaux.
- Visas can take time. Start early and gather documents like contracts, proof of income, and passport copies in advance.
- French schools may differ. The education system can feel more formal or structured compared to other countries.
- Seasonal hiring is common. Many positions begin in the fall or spring, so align your search with the French academic calendar.
- Daily costs add up. Groceries, transport, and entertainment are cheaper outside major cities, especially Paris.
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