Teach in Africa

Botswana is one of Africa’s leading tourist economies, largely due to its spectacular wildlife and iconic scenery. Teaching jobs in Botswana attract adventurous and motivated educators who wish to provide much-needed services to people of all ages seeking an education.

One of West Africa’s most diverse countries, Cameroon is a mix of French and English speaking areas, with hundreds of local languages spoken across the country as well. With a relatively stable infrastructure and warm, friendly residents, Cameroon is a fantastic place to teach in Africa.

As one of the oldest countries in the world and the only African country that has never been colonized, Ethiopia has a storied past. Teaching in Ethiopia has a lot to offer for the history buff. In fact, many historians believe Ethiopia to be the beginning of mankind as the oldest fossils were found here.

It’s hard not to feel energized in progressive, optimistic Ghana. From the noisy and historic streets of Accra to the beauty of the northern plains, Ghana has a number of teaching opportunities for licensed teachers, as well as English teachers hoping to teach in Africa.

Kenya has both English teaching jobs and classroom teaching jobs for licensed teachers in its international schools.

Malawi is currently facing one of the world’s most acute shortages. As a result, the country’s numerous international schools offer fantastic career opportunities for licensed, experienced educators.

Quickly rising in stature as one of the world’s top tourist destinations, Morocco is not only home to the top English teaching job markets in the Middle East. It also offers fantastic career opportunities for licensed teachers at the country’s many international schools.

Mozambique, often referred to as a “backpacker’s paradise,” is home to barely touched beaches, epic safaris and rich culture of arts and crafts. A unique place to teach, its schools are looking for both licensed and ESL teachers.

Teach in Nigeria and get to know life in one of the most powerful and populated nations on the African continent. Whether living in the coastal city of Lagos or the country’s central rural villages, teachers can expect to earn excellent benefits while teaching in vibrant and lively Nigeria.

Teaching jobs in Senegal are a great way to teach abroad in Africa, allowing teachers to soak up all that Africa has to offer. Teaching jobs in Senegal also offer comprehensive salary and benefits.

Teaching jobs in Sudan allow teachers from around the world to experience some of Africa's warmest hospitality. Teaching in Sudan is an adventure for truly dedicated teachers.

Tanzania is a land of extremes - it houses Africa’s highest peak as well as its lowest point, and is also home to a portion of the continent’s largest lake. Teachers who wish to explore some of Africa’s most fascinating geography can do so while teaching in Tanzania.

Friendly, laid-back Tunisia is a highlight of Mediterranean Africa. With many teaching jobs for licensed teachers and ESL teachers, this northern African country boasts historic ruins and beautiful beaches, all within a culture known for its relaxed attitude and friendly residents.

Uganda, commonly referred to as the “Pearl of Africa” is not only a true cultural melting pot in Africa. It also offers fantastic career opportunities for both licensed and ESL teachers at the country’s many international, language and public schools.

Teaching in Zambia is a chance to experience a country in Southern Africa explored by only the most adventurous travelers. English is the official language of schools, and teaching jobs in private internationals schools offer excellent salaries for qualified teachers.