TRAVEL & TEACH ENGLISH IN COOK ISLANDS



Teaching English in the Cook Islands offers a unique opportunity to combine professional growth with life in a tropical paradise. Nestled in the South Pacific, this collection of 15 stunning islands boasts warm weather, crystal-clear lagoons, and a laid-back way of life. English and Cook Islands Māori are the official languages, creating a bilingual environment where English teachers are valued for their ability to enhance communication skills among students and adults alike. Schools often focus on community-oriented learning, and teaching here provides a chance to connect deeply with local culture while enjoying breathtaking scenery. With its welcoming atmosphere, the Cook Islands is an ideal destination for TESOL-certified educators seeking a rewarding and enriching international teaching experience. The Cook Islands, a self-governing island country in the South Pacific Ocean, consist of 15 islands scattered across two distinct groups: the Southern Cook Islands and the Northern Cook Islands. The Southern Group is primarily composed of volcanic islands, including Rarotonga, the largest and most populous island, while the Northern Group consists of low-lying coral atolls. The entire archipelago is spread over a vast area of ocean, approximately 2.2 million square kilometers (850,000 square miles), making it a geographically dispersed nation. The islands enjoy a tropical climate, moderated by trade winds, with temperatures averaging around 24-28째C (75-82째F) throughout the year.