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...in Southeast Asia, attracting more visitors every year than any of its neighbours so it's not surprising that teaching English here is equally popular. The thriving tourist industry in Thailand has created a massive demand for English...

...Safety will also be covered and Rosie Massingham, an experienced teacher, will give you some useful ideas for teaching English. School Selection and Location The school is the centre of village life in the Northern Hills. The villagers with...

...the engaging culture of modern Cambodia as a volunteer on our Khmer Projects. On our Khmer Projects, volunteers not only get to learn about Khmer culture, past and present, but are also able to work in local communities in this truly...

...and lunch from Monday-FridayTransport to the centre from Monday-Friday Support from the centre, with an English volunteer coordinator.The benefit and requirements By volunteering at the centre you will make a major contribution to...

...main rooms and a staff of three local lawyers. The lawyers you will work alongside are very friendly and speak good English. The judge is often in the office also. There are two computers and books lining the walls. The office is situated in...

ry. Schools work to a timetable and standards in dress and discipline are relatively high. Volunteers will teach mainly English including extra classes in the afternoons, plus sports like football and basketball if you wish. There are also...

...as a local and work in your field Gain legal work experience in a law practice in Buenos Aires. The practice specialises in most areas of law and has been in existence over 40 years. Travellers work with two well respected firms of...

...to teach English in Asia? If you are dreaming of teaching abroad then how does a school nearby a beautiful Thai beach sound? You could be marking books and making lesson plans whilst admiring the scenery as the sun shines down. In...

...is a true jewel in the crown of South East Asia. We work with several state primary schools throughout Hanoi to offer English skills to eager pupils. Teach English in Vietnam and your classes will be full of young, energetic children usually...

g. It is also an excellent centre from which to explore other parts of the region. In these placements you can teach English as a second language and help with associated co-curricular activities such as sports, drama and debating. The schools...

...support children from disadvantaged backgrounds. Volunteers assist staff members with daily activities like teaching English, playing games, singing songs and planning arts projects. Your efforts will have a great impact on the children\'s...

...Darjeeling and among the ancient Lepcha peoples to the SE of Kalimpong. In Darjeeling schools, you will mainly teach English. In the tea plantations the schools are largely English taught so there is scope for wider topics and some...

...are close to the Kenyan border and around the market towns of Arusha and Moshi both on the slopes of Kilimanjaro. English is the official language and you will teach in English, but an effort to learn some Kiswahili would be both useful to...

...close to the capital, Kampala and the Kenyan border, in the lush and beautiful shores of Lake Victoria, around Jinja. English is the official language and you will teach in English, but an effort to learn some Kiswahili would be both useful to...

lake. Others are a little further south, near the original capital of Zomba. Chichewa is the national language although English is the language used in all schools for teaching. Teaching You will work as an Assistant Teacher and we will place...

...Kerio Valley. Others are in the farming regions of the Western Plateau or in the tea plantations of the Nandi Hills. English is the official language and you will teach in English, but an effort to learn some Kiswahili would be both useful to...

nces. China: In every region of China there seems to be an insatiable appetite for Western influences, like learning English or gaining Western perspectives in business. If you choose to help in this first area, you have a wide variety of...

...couple of tips: Useful to wear when you are in the shower - many nasty diseases can be passed on through shared showers Not to be worn with socks - unless you are English, and my dad! Click here >> to buy sandals in the Gapyearshop.

...bean curd, and boiled egg with peanut sauce – ask for no prawn fritters). The Philippines is quite meat-based but good English is widely spoken so at least your veggie rice/noodle requests will be understood! In Australasia, many of the...

...rather drastically different from any Western language in its grammar, and pronunciation is rather difficult for the English speaker to get right (though not tonal). Depending on which part of the country you go to, various different dialects...