ESL teachers in Indonesia typically earn US$481–1,233 per month (6.9 - 17.7 million IDR) and can save US$980–6,800 per year. Private tutoring US$5–10/hour adds to that. Figures come from Oxford Seminars' Indonesia at-a-glance data, updated with current exchange rates.
Yes. A bachelor's degree in any subject is required to qualify for a work visa and work permit in Indonesia. A 120-hour TESOL/TEFL certificate strengthens both the application and your placement options.
A certificate is expected by most employers in Indonesia, 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 Indonesia are: Year round. Applications typically run 1 - 4 months ahead of your start date. Language schools in Jakarta hire year-round.