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How Teaching English Abroad Sets You Apart in Your Career
Have you ever wondered what truly makes a CV stand out? It’s not just degrees or years in an...
Paid Teach Abroad
Teach in a classroom for a month, for a semester, or a full year or more. You will need a bachelor’s degree unless you teach in Costa Rica or Spain. And in some cases, a TESOL certificate. We include that training in the program cost. Choose from 5 countries. Find out more here.
Volunteer Classroom Teacher
Help locals learn English. You don’t need a degree, just the confidence to work with someone to improve their English. Choose from a school in France, a temple in Laos, or a kindergarten in Cambodia.
Language Camp Counselor
A unique opportunity in Thailand helping school-aged children learn English during their vacations. Students are eager to improve their skills, and you can be their counselor. Find out more about our camp.
Au Pair Teach And Play In Spain
A different twist on being an au pair. You live with a family and become a companion for older children. You might walk them to school, then be with them in their free time while talking to them in English to improve their speaking skills. Find out more about Teach and Play.
Au Pair
Yes, being an au pair is a teaching program. Depending upon the age of the children, you can teach them a new language while you learn theirs. Choose from 7 countries worldwide. Learn more about becoming an au pair.
Teach Abroad With The Cultural Exchange Project
Teaching English Abroad takes place not just in a classroom. Many of our programs involve some degree of teaching, and each program is a little different. For many, you don’t even need a degree.
[In 2022, we rebranded from The GeoVisions Foundation to The Cultural Exchange Project.]
