English-language learning, especially with native teachers, is in great demand in Hungary, at all levels–primary and secondary school, colleges and universities, business English and private tutoring. Having been admitted to the European Union in 2004, Hungary is quickly expanding in areas such as industry, transportation, media, and the Arts, and in many more exciting ways.
Ferihegy Airport in Budapest is the hub when flying into Hungary, and from there you can connect to short flights or bus terminals that offer international and intercity transportation by bus or to train stations that connect to major nearby cities.
Most of the jobs are in Budapest, Debrecen, Miskolc, Szeged, Szolnok and other major cities. You will find that this is a nice country to live in, and with lot of things to do. Most of the jobs are part-time, but you can still have a chance to teach full-time in some big organizations. The cost of living is cheap.
Average Monthly Salary |
US $670 – $900 |
Average Monthly Cost Of Living |
US $600 – $900 |
Peak Hiring Times |
Early Spring and early Autumn for the following semester |
Visa Requirements |
Most institutes or schools will help you file the visa paperwork |
Australian Government Travel Advice |
Exercise normal safety precautions |
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