France is not the most popular ESL destination because wages are low (You’ll be lucky to get EUR 2,000) and the cost of living quite high in comparison to other European nations. Nonetheless, teaching English in France is a great opportunity to improve your French, especially for Canadian business graduates who get higher paying jobs at home if they are bilingual. The quality of life is also great, with a laid back attitude, great food, and open spaces for sports. French people are generally not very proficient in English, so a slight knowledge of French is necessary to find your way around, especially if you are looking for a job outside Paris.

Minimum requirements:
Bachelor’s degree
EU passport
100-hour TESOL Certificate