TEFL Jobs for Graduates
Stories from Graduates Teaching English Abroad
The graduate jobs market is not looking great at the moment, so taking a TEFL course and heading off to teach English abroad is a good idea for three reasons. There are loads of employers looking for native English speakers with a degree, so you should be able to find a job and earn a decent wage. You’ll get very impressive-sounding work experience to add to your CV. And you’ll have an unbelievable travel experience before you settle down into your full-time graduate career!
TEFL Jobs for Job HuntersDave’s Story
TEFL Jobs for Professional TeachersGeraldine’s Story
TEFL Jobs for GraduatesMichael’s Story
TEFL Jobs for Life ChangersCiara’s Story
TEFL Jobs for Gap YearsFiona’s Story
TEFL Jobs for RetireesMary and Ted's Story
TEFL Jobs for GlobetrottersAdrian's Story
TEFL Jobs for VolunteersRosie’s Story
Michael’s Story
“I was fed up of not being able to find a job in IT after finishing my degree at the National College of Ireland. So heading to South Korea seemed an obvious choice. The idea of teaching, seeing a different country in its real day-to-day life, and learning something new every day is fantastic.
“I took i-to-i’s 120 Hour Combined TEFL Course and used their free job placement service to find my job here in Iksan, Korea. I can’t recommend this enough. It’s simple and very straightforward. All I needed were my TEFL qualification and degree to secure work.
“My first few days were a culture shock - everything seemed so different. I’m settling in very quickly and the satisfaction out of my current job is infinitely better than my last.
“I’ll look to carry on teaching English after my one-year placement. It opens up many opportunities that you don’t have in a normal job.”
