Resources
Below are other resources that you might be interested in.
Private language schools in Italy
When looking for jobs in a specific city or region in Italy start your search with the Italian yellow pages or pagine gialle.
Where it reads, Cosa: type: scuole di lingue
Where it reads, Dove: type: city or region (e.g., Florence or Tuscany OR Genova or Liguria)
Print out the listing and visit each school in the city or region that interests you. Bring your CV/resume with you and ask the director if they are hiring English teachers. Italians prefer face to face contact and presenting yourself to each school, in person, will work much better than sending your CV by email or snail mail.
English publications in Italy with classifieds
Teaching English in Italy organizations
Books about living and working (and teaching) in Italy and Abroad
Living and Working in Italy: A Survival Handbook
Living, Studying and Working in Italy: Everything You Need to Know to Live La Dolce Vita
Italian Cultural Studies: An Introduction
Culture Shock! Italy: A Survival Guide to Customs & Etiquette
La Bella Figura: A Field Guide to the Italian Mind
Teaching English Abroad - Susan Griffith
Websites for expats (and teachers) in Italy
Answers toTEFL ?'s from TJ Taylor in Italy
HOW TO for TEFL Teachers in Italy and Abroad
How to for Americans interested in teaching English in Italy
How to find a job teaching english (at a private language school) in Italy
How to for asking the right questions (at a private language school) during a TEFL interview
How to put together a Teaching Portfolio while enrolled in an online or onsite TEFL course
How to order coffee at a bar in Italy
How to Teach Listening to EFL/ESL Learners
How to Be a Critical Teacher Observer - What to look for and be aware of in the EFL/ESL Classroom
How to Teach Reading to (Beginning and Elementary) EFL/ESL Learners
How to Teach Reading to (Intermediate and Advanced) EFL/ESL Learners
Expat Blogs about living (and teaching) in Italy and Abroad
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