JOBS in Greece

Teach English in Greece

Learning English is big business in Greece. It is common for parents to send their children to Private language schools (Frontiseras) to supplement the English language tuition they receive in the State schools. Most private language schools are Greek-owned and run and, despite being legally obliged to employ a majority of Greek teachers, schools are now taking on more and more native English speakers. There are lots of opportunities for foreigners to work in schools. You will definitely need a University degree and an internationally-recognized TESOL certificate. A knowledge of Greek is also useful – though not essential.

Are you waiting for that job in certain town, to come up on a job site? Beat the rest and get in first contact schools all over Greece now! Teach in the country you want to teach in.

The average wage for a Tefl teacher who works in Greece is €1000,00 a month you are able to live a comfortable lifestyle, but that depends on every individual's expectations.Rents for a 2 bed apt can be from €300 per month! The relaxed speed of life at times can be rejuvenating, depending on your age and ambitions.
The Greek relaxed way of doing things, you must be patient. The students are not very motivated, so it can be exhausting. However, this is all part of the adventure. It is a beautiful place to live, the people are great (or at least entertaining!) once you get to know them. You can survive quite well on your pay and also have a good experience. Many teachers travel around the Island on thier summer break. You can get packages for trips to Islands from the mainland.

Costs:
The UK ranks as the 16th most expensive country in the world, Greece is 44th.
The cost of living in Athens is much, much lower than any other British city. Could you eat out 6 times a week, drinking as much wine or beer as you like? You can also fill your car up for nearly half the price in Greece and shopping in the supermarkets is much cheaper average monthly shop for a Greek is € 55!! Outside of Athens the cost of living is much cheaper, especially if you can shop at the local markets. Teaching is not bad in Greece if you're flexible and laid back you'll enjoy it more and make a lot of Greek friends whilst experiencing a fantastic lifestyle. Which is the main thing to recommend Greece – the way of life is wonderful.
Although a word of warning, Greece is still a very chauvinistic society, especially outside the main cities, which may cause irritation to independent thinking women. Having said that, you will also be the most popular female for miles, and will probably never need to pay for your own drinks!!

Do you want to work in sunny Greece? YES - Well all you have to do is contact school directors today from our language school e-directory below. Once your payment has been confirmed by PayPal, you will be instantly redirected to the full language school e-directory page. Then just save it to your pc or print it off for later use, it's that simple! If your pc crashes e-mail us and we will send it to you by the email address you paid with ASAP! You could be working in Greece. To find your new job and contract just E-mail, Fax or call schools now.