The TEFL Expert Editorial Team
Educational content reviewed for Esl Jobs and international recruitment • Updated 22 August 2026
Overview
ESL (English as a Second Language) jobs encompass a wide range of teaching positions for non-native English speakers. These include roles in public schools, private language academies, universities, and corporate training. ESL jobs are available worldwide and vary in requirements, salary, and working conditions. This hub aggregates ESL positions across all categories and regions, making it easy to find the right role for your qualifications and preferences.
Job Types
Public Schools, Private Academies, International Schools, Online.
Excellent Benefits
Paid flights, housing allowance, health insurance.
Standard Requirements
- TEFL, TESOL, or equivalent teaching certification
- Bachelor's degree (preferred by most employers)
- Native or near-native English fluency
- Teaching experience (required for some roles, not all)
- Specialist modules for higher-paying positions (Business English, Young Learners, Exam Prep)
Salary Information
ESL salaries depend on the country, school type, and your qualifications. Training centres and online platforms typically pay hourly, while public and international schools offer monthly salaries with benefits. Range: $700–$5,500/month depending on location and school type.
Hiring Seasons
Hiring happens throughout the year, with peaks before the start of each academic semester in the destination country. Training centres and online platforms hire continuously.
Current Teaching Opportunities
Don't Have A TEFL Yet?
Most of these jobs require a minimum 120-Hour TEFL certification to legally hire you.