TRAVEL & TEACH ENGLISH IN POLYNESIA

Teaching English in French Polynesia offers a unique blend of professional opportunity and tropical paradise. This archipelago, known for its crystal-clear lagoons, lush landscapes, and vibrant culture, has a growing demand for English teachers, particularly in the tourism and hospitality sectors. While French remains the official language, many locals and professionals seek to improve their English skills to engage with the increasing number of international visitors. English teaching positions are often found in private schools, language institutes, or through tutoring opportunities, providing a modest income that pairs well with the region's laid-back lifestyle. Living and working in French Polynesia is an incredible chance to immerse yourself in its rich traditions, practice your French, and enjoy some of the world's most breathtaking scenery. French Polynesia, a cluster of islands scattered across the South Pacific, boasts breathtaking scenery with volcanic peaks, turquoise lagoons, and coral reefs. This tropical paradise offers a unique cultural blend of French and Polynesian influences. English teaching opportunities can be found in public schools throughout the islands, with some additional options at private language institutes. However, the job market is smaller compared to mainland France, and the cost of living can be higher due to the island's reliance on imports.

U.S Consular Services in French Polynesia Centre Tamanu Iti, 1er etage98718 PunaauiaFrench Polynesia

Telephone
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Emergency
U.S. Embassy, Suva, Fiji: +(679) 772-8049
Fax
+(689) 4050-8096, Emergency: +(679) 330-2267
Email
USconsul@mail.pf
Website
TahitiACS@state.gov