TRAVEL & TEACH ENGLISH IN ESWATINI

Teaching English abroad in Eswatini (formerly Swaziland) offers a unique and rewarding experience in a country rich with culture and natural beauty. Nestled in Southern Africa, Eswatini is known for its vibrant traditions, friendly locals, and stunning landscapes that include lush mountains and wildlife reserves. English is one of the official languages, creating a high demand for skilled English teachers, particularly in rural areas where educational resources are limited. Teaching in Eswatini allows you to make a meaningful impact by improving students' language skills, empowering them with better opportunities for the future. Beyond the classroom, you'll have the chance to explore the local culture, including vibrant festivals like Umhlanga and traditional Swazi crafts. With its welcoming community and rich cultural heritage, teaching in Eswatini is both a professional and personal adventure. Eswatini, a landlocked country in Southern Africa, is characterized by diverse topography that transitions from mountainous highveld in the west to lower-lying middleveld and lowveld in the east. The Highveld region features rugged mountains, including the country's highest peak, Emlembe. The Middleveld, comprising rolling grasslands and valleys, is the most populated region and home to the capital, Mbabane. The Lowveld, the hottest and driest area, is characterized by savannas and bushveld. The Lubombo escarpment, a mountain ridge, forms the eastern border with Mozambique. Eswatini's varied landscape is further enriched by several rivers, including the Great Usutu and Komati, that traverse the country.