Morris Said:

English teaching jobs in Africa, Middle East, Mediterranean?

We Answered:

The links provided below should give you a good starting point for researching jobs available in the Middle East teaching English. I hope they are enlightening for you.

Duane Said:

What are some tips for teaching english in an African orphanage that has zero facilities?

We Answered:

Here's some websites I thought you might wanna check out because they seem to have some neat ideas:

http://www.teachervision.fen.com/classro…

http://www.bradleys-english-school.com/

http://www.englishstudydirect.com/OSAC/l…

http://www.teachingenglish.org.uk/try/ac…

I myself would even suggest using flashcards with pictures. Like for example apple would be on the front of the flashcard along with a picture of an apple, and then the meaning would be on the back of the flash card. Bingo is a nice one too. Like if you make a bingo chart and have either your mom or the students fill them in.

Rose Said:

teaching or lectuting in south africa or Newzeland?

We Answered:

Contact your Department of Education.

Janet Said:

I am looking for a volunteer teaching oppurtunity in Africa?

We Answered:

Check into www.peacecorp.gov and apply.

Cassandra Said:

...Teaching in Africa...?

We Answered:

I taught in Egypt at an international school for a great wage but I am also a fully qualified teacher. You would need to do something like TEFL/TESL if you wan to teach as an unqualified teacher, but the wages are low.

http://www.tefl.co.uk/

Oh, BTW if you are qualified, the international jobs aree advertised in the TES and on the TES online ;-)

http://www.tes.co.uk/jobsHub.aspx