Home British Council seeks English language teachers abroad

British Council seeks English language teachers abroad

Share
Share

English Language Assistants programme

Apply now to teach English abroad in 2022-23
Hello,

The British Council’s English Language Assistants (ELA) programme 2022-23 is now open for applications. The programme offers paid teaching placements abroad, providing the perfect opportunity to travel, teach and gain invaluable experiences along the way.

Teaching time is limited to between 12 and 20 hours a week, giving you plenty of time to experience the country and pursue other interests.

Key dates

The deadline for the submission of applications is 1 February 2022, 13.00 GMT.
Your nominated referee will then be required to complete their reference submission before 8 February 2022,13.00 GMT.
Early applications are encouraged, and now is a great time to start planning.

Please don’t hesitate to contact us if you require assistance.

Best wishes,

The British Council English Language Assistants Team

Click link below to apply

https://tinyurl.com/568wjvwc

 

Share

Leave a comment

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Member

Don't Miss

‎Trapped between Nigeria’s failure and South Africa’s xenophobic violence

‎‎By Blaise Udunze‎‎When the word “xenophobic” is talked about, most affected African countries tend to focus on the pains being experienced by their...

You Never Knew Me by Abimbola Adeseyoju: A Chapter-by-Chapter Review

By Chioma Obinagwam‎‎By 1982, Abimbola Adeseyoju had failed his exams twice, wasted five years, and had no idea what “Compliance” or “Rating” meant....

Related Articles

‎Trapped between Nigeria’s failure and South Africa’s xenophobic violence

‎‎By Blaise Udunze‎‎When the word “xenophobic” is talked about, most affected African...

You Never Knew Me by Abimbola Adeseyoju: A Chapter-by-Chapter Review

By Chioma Obinagwam‎‎By 1982, Abimbola Adeseyoju had failed his exams twice, wasted...

Nigeria’s Digital TV switchover with 100 free channels goes live

By Chioma Obinagwam ‎‎For over a decade, Nigeria’s transition to digital broadcasting...

UNN hostel crisis: How blind student was evicted for speaking out‎

When visually impaired UNN student Nnamdi Daniel filmed the hazardous conditions inside...