Most of the country’s language schools (your best bet at finding teaching jobs in Guadeloupe) are located near Sainte Anne on the southern coast of the second largest island, Grande-Terre: the eastern wing of Guadeloupe’s butterfly formation. You’re already off the beaten track, but if you’re seeking even more remote teaching jobs in Guadeloupe, connect with locals to find private students on a smaller island like La Desirade. Once a hiding place for pirates, now a hiding place from tourists. Teaching English in Guadeloupe isn’t just for beach bums—this country is the love child of several volcanoes (all hikers welcome!).

You may be here for ESL jobs in Guadeloupe, but we know travelers seek symbiosis. Master your own second language (French) and become a whiz in the Guadeloupen kitchen. When you’re not busy teaching in Guadeloupe, study its colonial history at the phenomenal Mémorial ACTe. Before venturing into Basse-Terre to climb Volcano La Soufriere, stop by the famous fish market, Marche de la Darse, for lunch.

Teach English abroad in Guadeloupe, and spend your weekends asking yourself, “On which tropical island shall I sunbathe today?”