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Teaching in Asia Program
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Every year, CSB/SJU graduates head to Asia to teach English as a Second Language. Some students go through CSB/SJU partner institutions in China and Japan, while others strike out on their own to find different opportunities.
Program Overview
Each year 20 or more CSB/SJU students and graduates receive teaching and volunteering assignments in Asia. These young men and women teach English as a Second Language, assist school officials, and serve as goodwill ambassadors. While enriching the lives of others, they enrich their own by developing new friendships, gaining teaching experience, developing language skills and making career connections. There are no language requirements for these positions, nor is any teaching certification or experience required.
If you are interested in exploring these exciting opportunities, this website will get you started. The positions identified are those which CSB/SJU graduates presently hold and are through institutions with which CSB/SJU has historically had positive relations. CSB/SJU faculty and staff will help interested students identify appropriate teaching opportunities and will write letters of recommendation, if requested. The various institutions will then conduct the hiring of teachers for their individual programs.
Disclaimer
Please note: The Teaching in Asia Program at CSB/SJU will recommend 4th-year students or alumnae/i for the teaching positions described herein. All hiring decisions and terms of employment are between the participating students and/or graduates and the Asian-based institutions or programs described in the links on the right-hand sidebar of this page. CSB/SJU are not responsible for working conditions, safety or any other aspects of these programs.
Salary and stipend figures are updated each year, but they are subject to change at the discretion of the employers. Exchange rate variations can alter the U.S. dollar equivalencies cited.