JOB SEARCH SOURCES FOR WORK IN INDONESIA |
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Job Boards Try checking the bulletin boards at universities, coffee shops, and travelers'
accommodations. There are often flyers and postings with requests for native English speakers. Newspapers Indonesia's English-language daily, the Jakarta Post, often has job listings, many of them for permanent, professional posts. Other English publications include the Surabaya Post and the Indonesia Times. Word of Mouth One of the best sources of jobs once you're in the country is word of mouth. Ask everyone you can think of about teaching
opportunities: the woman who runs your losmen, the man at the coffee shop where you eat breakfast each day, the kid who sells pineapples along the road. Some backpackers' enclaves—like Jalan Jaksa in Jakarta or Sosro in Yogyakarta—host veritable gossip networks serving up the inside scoop on everything from teaching jobs to cheap accommodations. Sending Organizations English Language School International (ELS)
ELS regularly hires Americans to teach at one of their several branch schools in Indonesia. ELS will assist with your work visa, housing, and in most cases with travel arrangements. Requirements - One-year commitment
- Four-year or bachelor's degree
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Completion of a 130-hour TESL program
- Native fluency in English
Preference is given to individuals with at least one year of ESL teaching ex-perience. For more information or to apply to ELSI, you can contact them at: ELS Language Centers
Attn: Director of Field Operations
5761 Buckingham Parkway
Culver City, CA 90230
(800) 468-8978
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