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Your career in Teaching English as a Foreign Language

What does a Twin Turing Scheme Internship in TEFL look like?

Your career in Teaching English as a Foreign Language

With a career in TEFL, or teaching English as a foreign language, you can make a real difference. While sometimes challenging, teaching is incredibly rewarding: You’ll be able to make a direct impact on English learners of all ages, helping them build confidence and achieve their goals. At the same time, you’ll develop your teaching skills and become certified in TEFL. As a global language, English teaching is high in demand all over the world, meaning a career in TEFL can take you anywhere.

We’ve built long-lasting relationships with our partner companies, so you can trust that you’ll receive high-quality training and experience. We offer a range of language schools in four different locations. Some schools are geared towards adult learners while some are aimed at younger children. Depending on the placement, you’ll be teaching from A1 to C2 (CEFR).

Browse all of our available job roles and descriptions here.

I wanted to live abroad, learn Spanish and teach English. Having it funded was also essential as I have a low income. I have received a job offer from my employer and will be returning in January 2020!

Michaela 
English Teaching Assistant 2019

What kind of tasks will I be responsible for?

Here are some of the tasks you might find yourself responsible for if you do a TEFL internship:

  • Creating class materials
  • Teaching classes in-person and online
  • Marking work and assessments
  • Giving feedback to students
  • Shadowing teachers
  • Planning lessons
  • Attending Teachers' meetings
  • Organising and participating in cultural activities (e.g. conversation cafés, workshops, festivals)
  • Teaching private lessons
  • Monitoring and evaluating students

What are companies looking for? 

As a TEFL Turing Scheme intern, companies will be looking for:

  • Excellent communication skills
  • Previous experience in teaching and/or a TEFL or English language qualification. This could include part-time tutoring work or voluntary classroom experience
  • Adaptability
  • Good grasp of the English language
  • Cultural sensitivity and patience

 

We currently offer TEFL roles in:

 

Want to become an English teacher abroad? 

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