ESL teachers in Georgia typically earn US$201–1,807 per month (340 - 2,600 GEL) and can save US$0–825 per year. Private tutoring US$11–24/hour adds to that. Figures come from Oxford Seminars' Georgia at-a-glance data, updated with current exchange rates.
Not always. Requirements vary by school and visa route, and many language schools hire on the strength of a 120-hour TESOL/TESL/TEFL certification, English fluency, and an interview. Confirm the current visa rules for your specific situation.
A certificate is expected by most employers in Georgia, and a 120-hour TESOL/TESL/TEFL certification measurably improves both starting salary and placement odds. Oxford Seminars graduates also get lifetime access to the Job Placement Service.
Typical start dates in Georgia are: January, August, or year round. Applications typically run 1 - 4 months ahead of your start date. Program intakes align with the school year.