If you want to experience tropical rainforests, the mighty Andes, and Machu Picchu, then you should try teaching English in Peru.

Teaching English in Chile is the perfect opportunity for foreign teachers because of its economic growth, political stability and modern cities.

Teaching English in Argentina is more competitive than it looks. Despite a shaky economy, there’s still lots of demand for foreign teachers.

Malaysia is the heart of Southeast Asia. Teaching in Malaysia gives you desirable elements like mountains, beaches, and tropical rainforests.

A lot of foreign teachers are tempted by the idea of teaching English in Dubai. Salaries are high and tax-free salary with rent and bonuses.

Teaching English in Poland is for anyone who wants to take a small step out of their comfort zone – Poland is often overlooked for teaching.

Teaching English in Brazil is a great experience with its sandy beaches and Amazon rainforest. Brazil may be an economic engine of the future.

Teaching English in Saudi Arabia is difficult for some TEFL teachers to absorb. No alcohol, no dating, no cinemas, and it’s just a big desert.

Teaching English in Colombia is a country where you can live comfortably, but not save a ton of money. There is big demand for TEFL there.

If you’re thinking about teaching English in Cambodia, it’s a laid-back and inexpensive place to live and you don’t need a degree to teach.