Kazakhstan

There is a growing opportunity for English education in Kazakhstan

University, K-12

At the invitation of local educational partners—including universities, schools, and community programs—ELIC teachers have the privilege of engaging in Kazakhstan’s unique blend of modern cities and multi-cultural heritage. Students from diverse backgrounds are eager to deepen their English skills, build connections, and learn through friendship and mutual curiosity. As Kazakhstan continues to grow and connect globally, the need for English instruction is clear. You can play a part in making a lasting impact in this vibrant, hospitable, and diverse country.

FAQs

What are the teaching and team time structures like?

What are the teaching and team time structures like?

You'll typically teach around sixteen hours a week, with additional time set aside for lesson planning and preparation—the exact schedule may vary. Teams gather once or twice a week for formal meetings (professional development, team building, encouragement), and informal gatherings (sharing meals, exploring culture, or just enjoying time together) are common.

What does ongoing professional and personal development look like?

What does ongoing professional and personal development look like?

Each teacher receives ongoing professional development opportunities aimed at growth in teaching, culture, leadership, and team dynamics. Team leaders and peers provide guidance and accountability through regular check-ins and collaboration.

What is housing like?

What is housing like?

Housing options vary by location, but often include apartments close to teammates—whether in city centers or quieter neighborhoods. Some teachers may choose to live in modern complexes, while others opt for shared apartments to foster deeper community connections.

What is it like to serve as a family?

What is it like to serve as a family?

Raising a family in Kazakhstan offers both rewards and challenges. While cities may be busy, many locations provide family-friendly neighborhoods, green spaces, and cultural activities. Non-teaching spouses often find enriching ways to connect—through community groups, campus activities like English clubs, or local events—and flexible schedules help families thrive.

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