TRAVEL & TEACH ENGLISH IN TURKMENISTAN

Teaching English in Turkmenistan offers a unique opportunity to experience a country rich in ancient history, distinctive culture, and stunning desert landscapes. As the country continues to modernize, there is an increasing demand for English teachers, particularly in urban areas like Ashgabat. With a focus on improving international communication, many schools and institutions seek TESOL-certified educators to help students gain proficiency in English for academic and professional advancement. While salaries may be modest, the low cost of living and warm hospitality of the Turkmen people make it an enriching experience. Teaching in Turkmenistan allows educators to immerse themselves in a fascinating culture and leave a lasting impact on eager learners. Turkmenistan, a Central Asian country, is characterized by its vast desert landscape. The Karakum Desert, which covers about 80% of the country's landmass, dominates the central and eastern regions with its rolling sand dunes. The Kopet Dag Mountain range forms the southern border with Iran, offering a stark contrast to the flat desert plains. To the west, Turkmenistan borders the Caspian Sea, providing access to crucial water resources and transportation routes. The Amu Darya river, forming part of the country's border with Afghanistan and Uzbekistan, is another significant water feature. Despite the arid environment, oases and fertile valleys exist, particularly along the river systems, supporting agriculture and human settlements.

U.S. Embassy Ashgabat 9 1984 Street (formerly Pushkin Street)Ashgabat, Turkmenistan 744000

Telephone
+(993)(12)94 0045
Emergency
Local calls: 940045;
When calling from the U.S.: +(993)(12)94 0045
Fax
+(993)(12) 94-26-14
Email
consularashgab@state.gov
Website
U.S. Embassy Ashgabat