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Teach English in Indonesia Find English teaching work here. The educational system here is rather old-fashioned.You may find that all your students know about the irregular verbs and what we know as the infinitive, past simple and past participle.

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School in Indonesia is still a privilege. It costs money to send your children to school and many kids don’t make it beyond the elementary level.

In a language school, you can expect many of your students to be from upper-middle class families and many of them will be Chinese Indonesians as these are the people with the money. Others will be the children of Government officials whose salaries are very small but, because of the rampant corruption, they are enormously wealthy.
The education system in Indonesia is very old-fashioned and the official curriculum is much the same as it was in western countries in the 50’s. As a teacher of English here, you will have to break through barriers but it is not difficult.

To work as a teacher of English in Indonesia, the Government requires that you are a national of the U.K., Australia, New Zealand, Australia, Canada or the U.S.A. No other nationalities are accepted so if you hold an Irish, Nigerian or Indian passport for example, there is no chance!

If you qualify on nationality, you will also need to have a valid qualification as an English teacher and this means something such as a CELTA from the University of Cambridge and the Royal Society of Arts. A lot of schools accept a TEFL or TESOL certificate but this is regarded as a very basic qualification. Experience is also a good point in your favour so if you can prove that you have been teaching for some time, elsewhere and can provide good references, this will help you.

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	Teach English in Indonesia Find English teaching work here. The educational system here is rather old-fashioned.You may find that all your students know about the irregular verbs and what we know as the infinitive, past simple and past participle. TEFL CELTA DELTA TESOL TESL Teach English Overseas Contact Directors of studies in minutes for your new job! We have been helping teachers get work since 2003 School in Indonesia is still a privilege. It costs money to send your children to school and many kids don’t make it beyond the elementary level. In a language school, you can expect many of your students to be from upper-middle class families and many of them will be Chinese Indonesians as these are the people with the money. Others will be the children of Government officials whose salaries are very small but, because of the rampant corruption, they are enormously wealthy. The education system in Indonesia is very old-fashioned and the official curriculum is much the same as it was in western countries in the 50’s. As a teacher of English here, you will have to break through barriers but it is not difficult. To work as a teacher of English in Indonesia, the Government requires that you are a national of the U.K., Australia, New Zealand, Australia, Canada or the U.S.A. No other nationalities are accepted so if you hold an Irish, Nigerian or Indian passport for example, there is no chance! If you qualify on nationality, you will also need to have a valid qualification as an English teacher and this means something such as a CELTA from the University of Cambridge and the Royal Society of Arts. A lot of schools accept a TEFL or TESOL certificate but this is regarded as a very basic qualification. Experience is also a good point in your favour so if you can prove that you have been teaching for some time, elsewhere and can provide good references, this will help you. TEFL Indonesia £5.99



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Teach English in Indonesia Find English teaching work here. The educational system here is rather old-fashioned.You may find that all your students know about the irregular verbs and what we know as the infinitive, past simple and past participle.