So you've decided to do something really different and adventurous in 2011 and teach overseas. But to where?! With a TEFL certificate the world really is your oyster, so deciding where to teach can certainly be tricky. With so many amazing places to see, we've put together our top TEFL destinations for 2011 to give you a helping hand!
1- China
Did you know that China has more English learners than the entire population of the United States? With such a HUGE demand for TEFL teachers, you and your new, shiny TEFL certificate will be welcomed with open arms! It's not just the massive demand for TEFL teachers that makes China so attractive, oh no! There is all that delicious food, fascinating culture and some amazing places to explore at the weekends too!
2- Ecuador
Ecuador might not be one of the most talked about TEFL destinations compared to countries in Asia, but if you love the laid-back lifestyle and amazing scenery, then Ecuador could be just what you're looking for. Ecuador is home to some stunning mountains and rainforests with all kinds of animals. It's also one of the cheapest countries in South America to live in, so your salary will go further!
3- Japan
Japan has one of the most interesting cultures - with its sci-fi futurism and technological innovation mixed together with traditional culture, it cannot be denied that Japan is worth a visit! Plus with plenty of jobs for qualified TEFL teachers, really good wages (they are amongst the highest in the TEFL jobs market) and students which are renowned for being enthusiastic and polite! Japan is certainly a fantastic place to teach English.
4- Thailand
You don't have to be a sweaty backpacker to be able to enjoy Thailand - it's a fantastic place to start out teaching abroad. Thai people are friendly, the students are enthusiastic and it's a cheap place to live- a perfect combination! Plus, you'll usually have the weekends off so you can explore all the beautiful beaches, peaceful temples and vibrant cities!
5- South Korea
The wages are high, as is the demand for TEFL teachers, so it's a great place for newly qualified teachers. If you want to use your TEFL experience to save a bit of money, South Korea could be just what you need, as the cost of living is very cheap compared to the relatively high salaries.
6- Indonesia
As the tourist industry booms on Indonesia's 17,500 beautiful islands, so too does the demand for English teachers, as locals want to be able to cater for the needs of their international visitors. Not only is there high demand, but Indonesia is a fantastic place to live too!
To find out more about all these destinations you get more information here:
http://www.onlinetefl.com/tefl-jobs-abroad/destinations/
So, where do you fancy going in 2011?
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