It can be difficult to decide what to do with your life when it comes to a career choice once you complete high school. There are so many choices available and it’s hard to decide on what one will be the right one for you. If you’ve already decided that teaching is the career path you would like to follow, you on the right path to working in a field that is rewarding and can take you to many different places and expose to many different experiences, cultures and people.
Even if you know what you want to do, you may want to take a year or two off to explore other possibilities or just enjoy some time to do things the things you want before really jumping into a full-time career. For anyone interested in teaching, traveling or both, working as an English teacher in a foreign country is the perfect way to get experience in your chosen field and enjoy some time traveling the world. Cambodia is one of the countries that is always looking for English teachers and there are many opportunities for Cambodia Teaching Jobs around the country in both rural and urban locations.
Cambodia is a country in Southeast Asia that features a diverse landscape consisting of mountains, coastline and plains. The capital city of Phnom Penh is a home to museums, markets and top attractions but other areas of the country have world-class attractions as well and one of them is the famous Angkor Wat temple. A bachelor’s degree nor a teacher’s degree is needed for Cambodia Teaching Jobs however a high school diploma and an English as Second Language certificate are required. You will also need a valid passport and any required work entry or work visas that are required to live and work in the country.
It is likely that the people you will be teaching can range from any age from kindergarten to senior citizens. Depending on your experience, you could be teaching children in an elementary school or you may be teaching seasoned adults how to speak English so they can communicate with English-speaking relatives who immigrated to other countries. The pay is pretty good and while some of your expenses may be covered by the program you work through, typically, you will be required to pay for most of your daily expenses through your generous wage.
While working in the country, you will have sufficient time to explore many areas and indulge in a unique and intriguing culture. Your free time can take you to some of the world’s most interesting attractions and historical monuments and you will have plenty of time to mingle with the locals, socialize in coffee shops and enjoy the local cuisine in the restaurants that are scattered around the country.