Adventure Awaits Abroad

No. We never use Bahasa in the classroom, don’t worry if you think that sounds strange, when you do our sponsored TEFL course it will become clear how we do this. Most cities in Indonesia have English road signs and English metro stations. Most restaurants have food in English, if not they generally have pictures. Learning some basic survival Bahasa when you arrive, such as addresses for taxis and some food is recommended though just to make things a bit easier. In most large cities you can even order food using apps in English.

Yes, although it does depend on your lifestyle. The salary in IDR is above average for Indonesia so there’s normally some money left at the end of the month to travel and explore Indonesia. If you share an apartment with other teachers and eat Indonesian food you will have more left than if you have your own place and eat western style food every day.

Yes. Previous teaching experience is not necessary, but is valued if you have it. We will give you all the skills you need to help you feel confident standing in a classroom. As long as you have a bachelor’s degree in any subject we can help you with the rest.

It shouldn’t be too difficult to adjust, we have a community of over 300 English teachers in Indonesia who help and support each other. We have our own social network for teachers to ask questions and look for assistance. Along with that we have organized social and cultural events for our teachers most of which are free, to help them meet other teachers and to understand Indonesian culture.