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TIPS FOR GETTING A JOB TEACHING ENGLISH IN GERMANY

Education:
BA/BS is required
TEFL Certification:
A minimum of 120 Hours’ Certification in TEFL/TESOL course in Germany is required. A Diploma or an Advance Diploma is an added advantage
Peak Hiring Months:
Beginning of September or October and January
Types of jobs:
Public Schools, Private language schools and some tutoring
Typical Hiring Process:
Interviews over Skype or telephone are preferred.

Average teaching hours per week:
Weekly 20-30 hours of classroom as well as exam preparation time
Types of Students:
School children, Business professionals and Private students
Cost of Living per month:
850 - 1500 USD
Visas:
Sponsored by the employer

Average Monthly Pay:
1200 – 2500 USD
Start –up cost:
1200 – 2500 USD
Potential to save or break-even:
Break-even
Accommodation Benefits:
Sometimes can be availed
Flight Reimbursements:
Rare

Teaching English in Germany

Teaching English in Germany is an amazing scope to get familiar with the German language. Furthermore, you can explore more about the German culture, individuals and country.

The selection procedure is moderately basic. Regarding capabilities, all you need is a TEFL Certificate and be an English-speaker.

You simply needn't bother with any past teaching experience or be educated to degree standard by the same token, but being certified in ESL teacher training courses in Germany is sure to benefit.

There are a lot of chances for teaching English in Germany's state schools and colleges, the best opportunities are typically found in business English and adult teaching. Due to the raised bar of language teaching in the state schools, numerous guardians are searching for private coaching for their kids, and you can hope to acquire up to 30 USD an hour by teaching secretly.