The Job Market. The demand for English teachers in Egypt has been growing exponentially over the past several years as Egyptians seek to develop their language skills for higher paying jobs.

Historical Exposure. Participating in a TEFL program in Egypt allows participants to immerse themselves in ancient history while investing in the skills needed to earn a comfortable living as a teacher.

Schedule and Flexibility. Once you have completed your TEFL certificate in Egypt expect to find teaching positions requiring at least 20 to 30 hours of commitment a week. Teaching placements will be found in public and private international schools, as well as in language institutes that cater to business professionals.

Political Turmoil & Safety. Keep in mind that Egypt is a very disciplined culture which can be seen stemming back to their strict and regimented construction of the pyramids. With the recent conflict in Egypt, travelers of all types should make sure to check and be aware of any travel warnings or advisories before going to any non-tourist destinations. Getting through security checkpoints and staying safe while teaching abroad is also important.