Teaching positions in Italy

Posted by Erin MacKenzie - 10:00 on 22 June 2010

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POSITION CLOSED

In order to apply you must:

- have a degree
- have a TEFL England qualification
- preferably have teaching experience
- be a native English speaker
- have a driving licence

The school teaches students of any age including private students, company students, adults and children.

Contract runs from 15/06/10 – 20/08/2010 until 30/07/11

Basic rate of pay is €11.00 gross per hour for teachers with 1 year teaching experience (wages may be higher for more experienced teachers)

Teaching hours are 20-40 hours a week depending on the time of year

On completion of contract the cost of Italy to UK airfare will be reimbursed up to a sum of €150

Accommodation is fifteen minutes away from the school and rent is €250-350 a month

To find out more about the job and how to apply please contact us directly at info@TEFLengland.co.uk

Your Comments

Comment by Michelle Reid at 11:53 on 18 August 2010.

Please can you tell me if only TEFL Scotland qualifications will be accepted for this course and the reason if so. With regards to the accommodation, please can you advise whether it is 15 minutes walk or drive? I look forward to hearing from you.

Comment by moneypenny1947@live.co.uk at 13:40 on 01 September 2010.

I would like to gain the TEFL qualification by WORKING abroad for it? Please advise whether this is possible? With thanks. Laura Heath

Comment by Jennifer at 13:22 on 23 September 2010.

Hi TEFL England or TEFL Scotland Certificates are accepted. To gain your TEFL qualification you will need to complete a course I am afraid.

Comment by Ennie at 13:01 on 04 November 2010.

Hello I am planning to move to Italy early next year. I recently completed the TEFL weekend 20 hour course. Are you able to assist me with job vacancies? I was also advised to do the Celta course when i arrive will this assist?

Comment by Jennifer at 16:07 on 13 December 2010.

Hi Ennie, Yes, we can give help and advice on finding ELT work in Italy. If you would like to email me directly at jennifer@teflengland.co.uk I will be more than willing to help. All the best, Jennifer

Comment by Laura McCarthy at 17:08 on 04 January 2011.

Do you need to have a teaching degree or is a relevant degree acceptable with a TEFL qualification and experience in an educational setting for three years?

Comment by Amy at 10:12 on 21 January 2011.

Hi Laura, none of our job vacancies require a teaching degree or any teaching qualification beyond a TEFL England certificate. Some will ask for a degree for visa reasons, but there are also plenty of jobs available for those without degrees.

Comment by carl at 16:29 on 25 March 2011.

if i gained a tefl from an intensive weekend course, would this be sufficient as far as the number of hours required to be considered for future roles? my partner is looking at doing the same type of thing but doesnt hold a degree, why does this have an implication towards getting a visa?

Comment by Amy at 12:26 on 31 March 2011.

Hi Carl, the best advice would be to decide on where you want to teach. Different countries have different requirements. An intensive weekend course is enough for TEFL jobs in many countries, e.g. Spain and Japan, while others will ask for more. We always recommend taking at least 100 hours of study, as that makes you eligible for the widest range of jobs and more attractive to TEFL employers. Check our TEFL jobs section to see what employers are looking for. With regards to visas, certain countries like South Korea, have requirements that all foreigners wishing to work in the country must have a degree. There are many countries which do not have this requirement - again, check to see what the regulations are in the countries you want to work in. If you'd like some advice to your specific situation, do e-mail us on info@teflengland.co.uk and one of our TEFL experts can advise you.

Comment by mandy at 23:55 on 02 April 2011.

Hi, Does TEFL England secure a placement abroad for you?

Comment by Amy at 14:50 on 11 April 2011.

Hi Mandy, We put you in touch with the schools and recruiters whose jobs are advertised on the site, and then you make your application to the ones you are interested in. You're welcome to apply to the many other TEFL jobs out there, but our vacancies are specifically chosen to be suitable for graduates of our courses. Hope that helps!

Comment by Nicole Senior at 11:31 on 22 June 2011.

I would like to gain the TEFL qualification by WORKING abroad for it? Please advise whether this is possible? With thanks. Laura Heath

Comment by Amy at 09:25 on 04 July 2011.

Hi Laura, before you can take up a teaching position abroad you will need to take a TEFL course to train. That way, you will know what to do when you get into the classroom! The most basic of TEFL courses can be done in one weekend, so it doesn't take long!

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