TRAVEL & TEACH ENGLISH IN NAMIBIA

Namibia - Level 4: Do Not Travel
Do not travel to Namibia due to COVID-19.

Teaching English in Namibia offers a unique and enriching experience in one of Africa's most stunning and diverse countries. With its vast deserts, wildlife, and rich cultural heritage, Namibia presents a great opportunity for TESOL teachers to immerse themselves in a dynamic environment. English is widely spoken and used in education, government, and business, making it a valuable skill for local students. Teachers in Namibia can expect to work in both urban and rural areas, with opportunities available at schools, language centers, and NGOs. The cost of living is relatively low, and teachers can enjoy a good work-life balance, exploring the country's natural beauty during their free time. A TESOL qualification is typically required, and teachers are encouraged to bring enthusiasm and cultural sensitivity to their teaching roles. Namibia, a vast and captivating country in southwestern Africa, showcases a remarkable tapestry of landscapes. From the towering dunes of the ancient Namib Desert to the dramatic shipwrecks along the Skeleton Coast, Namibia's natural beauty is awe-inspiring. Wildlife enthusiasts will find solace in Etosha National Park, a haven for diverse animals like elephants, lions, and giraffes. Expatriates in Namibia often enjoy a relaxed lifestyle, embracing the warmth of the local communities and the unique blend of African and European cultures. With English as the official language, the demand for qualified English teachers is high, providing TESOL-certified educators with rewarding opportunities to contribute to Namibia's development while experiencing its captivating landscapes and vibrant culture.

U.S. Embassy Windhoek 14 Lossen Street, AusspannplatzWindhoek, Namibia

Telephone
+(264)(61) 295-8500
Emergency
+(264)(85) 686-0853
Fax
+(264)(61) 295-8603
Email
ACSWindhoek@state.gov
Website
U.S. Embassy Windhoek