Teaching Jobs in Italy (Vacancies)

Italy is one of the prime employment destinations in Europe. The country is famous for its food, art culture, and architecture. Truly, it's a dream destination for educators to teach English in Italy. English teachers can land a teaching job in Italy, among public and private schools, as well as language schools. Italy is rich in cultural opportunities which every educator can enjoy, while working in this picturesque country.

What are my options in teaching English in Italy?

Licensed teachers can land a job as a classroom teacher, among private international schools and language schools. Candidates are expected to have 2 years minimum experience. They also have the option to teach English in Italy's public school classrooms. You need to have a TEFL certificate or a minimum of 100 hours teaching experience.

How much are teachers paid in Italy?

Varying from one city to another, English teachers are well-paid. They can live comfortably with their salary. However, accommodation and airfare is not included in the salary package.

What are the qualifications for teachers in Italy?

A government-issued teaching qualification in their home country is required. You will also need at least 2 years of full-time teaching experience. A TEFL certificate is also required.

Quick Facts about Italy

• Repubblica Italiana (Italian Republic) or simply: Italia, Nickname: 'Bel Paese' which means beautiful country.
• More than 98% can read and write.
• Italy is easy to recognize on any world map, as the country is shaped like a high-heeled boot.
• Italy has more than 7,600km (4,722miles) of coastline as the peninsula is located for a large part in the Mediterranean sea.

Below is a comprehensive list of all teaching jobs in Italy, including vacancies for english teacher, math teacher, music teacher, arabic teacher, arts teacher, chemistry teacher, elementary teacher, french teacher, ICT teacher, KG teacher, lecturer, nursery teacher, PE teacher, physics teacher, primary teacher, science teacher, principal, professor, librarian.