TESOL Jobs for Graduates
Stories from Graduates Teaching English Overseas
The graduate jobs market is not looking great at the moment, so taking a TESOL course and heading off to teach English overseas 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!
TESOL Jobs for Job HuntersSusanne’s Story
TESOL Jobs for TeachersTara’s Story
TESOL Jobs for GraduatesDaniel’s Story
TESOL Jobs for Life ChangersScott’s Story
TESOL Jobs for Gap YearsSimon’s Story
TESOL Jobs for RetireesRoy’s Story
TESOL Jobs for GlobetrottersElise’s Story
TESOL Jobs for VolunteersBronwen’s Story
Daniel’s Story
“I've always been interested in the Korean culture. I just never had any means of travelling there. After I finished my university degree, I was dumped into the real world. Like many students before me, all I had was a piece of paper and a huge tuition debt.
“After a few months of sitting at home looking for jobs, I decided my first priority was to make money. So I found a job at a chicken factory, where I met my Korean girlfriend.
“We took a holiday to Korea together, and I fell in love with the country. The only trouble was, her visa had expired. I wasn't in a situation where I could just pick up and leave, but I had my heart set on living in Korea for years. It wasn't until my girlfriend mentioned English teaching that I realised my dream could actually be possible. So here I am, an English teacher!"
