English Teacher at English 1 Bali Center – Visa, Flights & Health Insurance

English 1 Bali Center is seeking a dedicated full-time English Teacher to join its team in Bali, Indonesia — one of Southeast Asia’s most iconic and culturally rich destinations. This role covers a diverse range of learners, from young children through to teenagers and adults, across offline classroom settings.

Job Description

As an English Teacher at English 1 Bali Center, you will be responsible for delivering high-quality, engaging lessons to students of varying ages and proficiency levels. Your day-to-day responsibilities will include:

• Planning and delivering well-structured English lessons tailored to kids, teens, and adults
• Evaluating and monitoring individual student progress over time
• Providing constructive, encouraging feedback to help students reach their language goals
• Participating actively in staff meetings and ongoing professional development training

Classes are conducted entirely in-person (offline), so strong classroom presence and the ability to build rapport across different age groups are essential to success in this position.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree (BA or BS) in any discipline
• TESOL, CELTA, or TEFL certification (minimum 40 hours)
• Willingness and enthusiasm to teach mixed age groups — children, teenagers, and adults — in offline classroom environments

Benefits

English 1 Bali Center offers a competitive compensation package designed to support teachers both professionally and personally:

• Competitive base salary plus performance incentives (details shared upon enquiry)
• 22 paid vacation days in addition to Indonesian public holidays
• Flight allowance to help cover travel costs
• End-of-contract bonus upon successful completion of the one-year agreement
• Legal working visa sponsorship arranged by the employer
• Comprehensive health insurance coverage

Contract Details

• Contract length: One year
• Schedule: 5 days per week
• Student types: Kids, teens, and adults

Living in Bali

Bali — often called the Island of the Gods — is celebrated worldwide for its beautiful beaches, ancient temples, lush rice terraces, and vibrant cultural scene. Teachers relocating here will find a welcoming expat community, affordable living costs relative to Western countries, a warm tropical climate year-round, and no shortage of world-class dining, surfing, and adventure. It’s an exceptional base for an international teaching career.