TRAVEL & TEACH ENGLISH IN ITALY
Do not travel to Italy due to COVID-19. Exercise increased caution due to terrorism.
Teaching English abroad in Italy offers a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in one of Europe’s most culturally rich countries. As a TESOL teacher, you’ll not only help students develop essential English skills but also gain insight into Italian culture, from the historic architecture and world-renowned art to the delicious cuisine and vibrant traditions. Cities like Rome, Milan, and Florence have a high demand for English teachers, particularly in language schools and international businesses, as English proficiency becomes increasingly valued for academic and professional advancement. With Italy’s welcoming communities and beautiful landscapes, teaching here is both professionally rewarding and personally enriching. Italy, a boot-shaped peninsula extending into the Mediterranean Sea, is renowned for its diverse and picturesque landscapes. The country is framed by the Alps to the north, which provide a dramatic backdrop of snow-capped peaks. The Apennine Mountains run along the length of the peninsula, creating a varied topography of hills, valleys, and fertile plains. The Po Valley, located in the north, is a major agricultural region with flat, fertile land. Italy's extensive coastline, stretching over 7,600 kilometers, is dotted with beautiful beaches, rugged cliffs, and numerous islands, including Sicily and Sardinia, the largest in the Mediterranean.
