Lead a classroom
Plan and deliver your own lessons and learn to hold a room's attention, a skill that transfers to any job.
Step into a classroom overseas for six to twelve weeks, teaching English or your subject of choice while building cross-cultural leadership skills.
Global Teacher places you in schools and learning centers abroad to teach English or other subjects, working with host educators to design and deliver lessons for local students.
Students and graduates interested in education, with strong communication skills and comfort adapting lesson plans on the fly.
Leading a classroom abroad builds skills you'll use in any career.
Plan and deliver your own lessons and learn to hold a room's attention, a skill that transfers to any job.
Explain ideas clearly to learners from a different culture and language background, and adapt on the spot.
Give students skills and confidence that stay with them, and see your impact in their progress week by week.
Earn a monthly salary from the host and add international teaching experience to your CV.
AIESEC supports you before, during and after your exchange.
Hand-picked Global Teacher positions in schools, colleges and academies abroad. Salaries are paid monthly by the host.
Browse live opportunities by country, cause area, or date, and shortlist projects that fit your goals.
Submit your application through the AIESEC global platform — no fee to apply.
Speak with the host committee, get matched to a project, and receive your acceptance.
Attend AIESEC in Bangladesh's pre-departure training covering logistics, safety, and cultural prep.
Arrive on-site, complete onboarding with your host, and get to work on real deliverables.
Students from Bangladesh who went abroad with AIESEC share what changed for them.
No formal teaching certificate is required — AIESEC in Bangladesh runs pre-departure training covering lesson planning and classroom management.
Most placements focus on English language teaching, though some hosts also need help with science, arts, or life-skills sessions.
This varies by host — placements range from primary school children to teenagers, listed in each opportunity's details.
Extensions depend on the host school's needs and are arranged directly with AIESEC's host committee once on-site.