Teaching English in Italy can be a tremendously rewarding experience, especially as Italian adults are generally very rewarding students. However, there are some practices and situations to be aware of that will help you avoid the most common traps and frustrations of being a ESL teacher in the 'bel paese'.
The following are some FAQs that we hope will help make your time in Italy as professionally and personally rewarding as possible.
What should I look out for when applying for a teaching job in Italy?
What questions should I ask to see if the school is reputable and professional?
Do I need a TEFL or CELTA certificate?
How is the job market for teachers in Italy?
What about residency permits and work visas?
What exactly is the difference between a freelance and an independent teacher?
What are the tax rates in Italy? How do I know what my net salary will be?
What are the four types of employment contract for teachers?
What Italian words do I need to know when it comes to teaching and employment?