Work abroad at one of our centers in China and Indonesia. All positions have comprehensive benefits, packages and competitive local salaries.
We want to make things as simple as possible to work abroad. That's why, when you teach with us, we take care of everything, so that you can focus on teaching.
(monthly)
(10 statutory days+ 11 paid Chinese holidays)
Don’t have any teaching experience? No problem! While prior experience is always valued and welcomed, it’s not a requirement. What matters most is your enthusiasm, willingness to learn, and meeting the necessary government requirements for a teaching work visa. If you don’t have all the required documents on hand, don’t worry—you can apply first and provide them later.
Regardless of your level of experience, we provide comprehensive training to ensure you feel confident and prepared in the classroom. Whether you're a seasoned educator looking to refine your skills or someone new to teaching, our support and resources will help you succeed. While teaching and training, you’ll also have the opportunity to broaden your horizons by immersing yourself in a new culture, working with an international team, and gaining valuable global experience. This journey is not just about professional development—it’s about personal growth, cultural exchange, and creating unforgettable memories along the way.
English 1 is committed to keeping children safe.
Our highly trained recruiters and visa officers support you every step of the way. Once you arrive overseas, you’ll go through a series of training sessions led by our qualified trainers.
See what happens after you apply
Fill out our application to find out if you qualify. It takes less than five minutes.
Our recruiters will be in touch to set up an interview, and extend offers to successful applicants.
Our expert visa team will help you navigate the Chinese/ Indonesian visa application process.
We'll pick you up at the airport and arrange the hotel: while you explore the city and meet new friends.
You’ll learn about how to find housing, open a bank account, navigate your new city, and get a tour of your new school.
After shadowing a teacher and going through the curriculum, you’ll start teaching your own lessons.