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International TEFL Academy
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* GoAbroad's 2024 People's Choice Award Winner For Best International Education Organization! * Want to get paid to teach English online or abroad? By earning your accredited TEFL certification in the U.S., you’ll be qualified for professional teaching jobs in 80+ countries worldwide. You ca
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Maximo Nivel’s TEFL Certification is the most highly reviewed TEFL course on GoAbroad. Our internationally recognized TEFL course is now available online and can be completed in 2-4 weeks. The Maximo Nivel online TEFL is very unique because you are coached one-on-one with a live TEFL Trainer
International Volunteer HQ [IVHQ]
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At International Volunteer HQ (IVHQ), we unite people from over 96 countries who want to make a meaningful difference while exploring the world. With 300+ projects in 40+ destinations, IVHQ offers the widest selection of volunteer programs globally from Teaching and Childcare to Wildlife Conservatio
Spirit Cultural Exchange
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Are you an international teacher looking for a BridgeUSA J-1 Visa Program Sponsor in the USA? With over 20 years as a J-1 Visa Program Sponsor, Spirit Cultural Exchange is an organization you can count on to support you every step of the way. Spirit is currently accepting applications from intern
See All 5 ProgramsSkilled Summers
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Are you TEFL qualified or hoping to become an English teacher? The City Counsellor Programme (exclusive to Skilled Summers) is the perfect way to gain real-world experience while exploring some of North America’s most exciting cities. Based at Tamwood Summer Camps in the USA and Canada, you’ll chap
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
Alliance Abroad
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Are you a professional teacher at the kindergarten through high school level with a passion for working with youth and facilitating cultural exchange? If this sounds like you, the U.S. Teacher Exchange Program is the perfect opportunity to further your teaching career to the next level! We work with
Footprints Recruiting ®
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Living in Alaska offers a distinctive blend of natural beauty, outdoor adventures, cultural richness, and close community ties, making it an appealing destination for those seeking an adventurous and rugged lifestyle. marked by dramatic changes in daylight hours, with long summer days featuring almo
The Cultural Exchange Project
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Take your teaching certification to the next level with TEFL Plus. We're excited to announce that enrollment for our 120-Hour TEFL Plus Online Course and Certification starts now. Classes begin on October 1. Teach English abroad or online with your TEFL Plus certificate! Unlock your potential with
A Guide to Teaching Abroad in the United States
Prepare to Teach English in the U.S.
Set Goals
Setting clear goals helps you make the most of your teaching experience in the United States.
- Identify your audience: Determine if you want to teach children, teenagers, or adults.
- Skills focus: Decide if you want to emphasize classroom management, curriculum development, or cross-cultural communication.
- Cultural learning: Reflect on what you want to gain from U.S. culture and diversity.
- Career path: Define how this experience fits into your long-term professional goals, whether you plan to stay in the U.S. or return abroad.
Understand the Benefits
Teaching in the U.S. offers valuable benefits for those looking to grow personally and professionally.
- Cross-cultural engagement: Connect with students from diverse backgrounds and promote cultural exchange.
- Professional development: Develop teaching skills in an advanced educational system.
- Resume boost: International teaching experience in the U.S. makes you stand out.
- Networking: Connect with educators and administrators, building a network that supports future growth.
Things to Know
Here’s what to consider to make your experience teaching in the U.S. a successful one.
- Certification requirements: Some schools require a TEFL or TESOL certification.
- Visa options: Non-U.S. citizens need a visa to work; plan ahead to secure the right documentation.
- Work culture: U.S. education values punctuality, adaptability, and open communication.
- Cost of living: Expenses vary by region; research your location to create a budget.
- Professional norms: Teachers are highly valued but expected to be flexible and proactive.
Frequently Asked Questions
You can teach English in the US without a English degree specifically, but you will be required to hold at least a bachelor’s degree in a relevant field, if not a master’s degree.
Yes! However, the process can be long and grueling. If you hold a specialization in a field that has a shortage of teachers in the US, your application will move more swiftly. You’ll need the equivalent of a bachelor’s degree, accredited certification, and native-level English proficiency.
To become an ESL teacher in the US, you’ll want to get your TEFL or TESOL certification, and a bachelor’s degree in any field. Then you’ll need to apply for a teaching program through an accredited provider. States with large immigrant populations, like California, Florida, and New York have the most demand for ESL teachers.
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