🇰🇪 Teach English in Kenya
Kenya is East Africa's TEFL hub. As the region's most economically dynamic country with English as a co-official language, Kenya offers opportunities at international schools, NGOs, corporate training, and community organisations in one of Africa's most vibrant cities.
Key Facts: Teaching English in Kenya
Why Teach English in Kenya?
Kenya is East Africa's TEFL hub. As the region's most economically dynamic country with English as a co-official language, Kenya offers opportunities at international schools, NGOs, corporate training, and community organisations in one of Africa's most vibrant cities.
- ✓East Africa's economic and innovation capital
- ✓Well-developed international school network
- ✓NGO and development sector English training
- ✓Incredible wildlife, landscapes, and coastline
Requirements & Qualifications
TEFL certification. Degree recommended, particularly for international school positions. Class G work permit required for paid positions.
Job Market Overview
Nairobi's international school sector is well-developed. The NGO sector employs English trainers for capacity building. Mombasa has opportunities in tourism English. Online teaching from Kenya is growing rapidly.
Salary Details
International schools: $1,500–$3,000/month for foreign teachers. Language centers: $600–$1,200/month. NGO trainer rates vary by organisation.
Cost of Living
Nairobi: $700–$1,200/month for a comfortable lifestyle. Mombasa: $500–$800/month.
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Quick Country Facts
- 🌏 Region: East Africa
- 💰 Salary Range: $600–$2,000/mo
- 🎓 Degree: Recommended
- 📋 Visa: Class G Work Permit
- 🏙️ Cities: Nairobi, Mombasa, Kisumu, Nakuru
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