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WHAT HAPPENS NEXT?

Once you have been offered a post as a language assistant, you should read the information below to find out more about your appointment and how to prepare. You will receive a detailed information pack in the summer, four to six weeks before departure. The information provided will be country specific and cover a range of topics such as induction courses and teaching ideas.
Your Role
Advice on how to approach your new job and what you should expect to be doing in your school.
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Contacting Your School
We give you advice on contacting your school, questions to ask and how to contact assistants from the previous year.
Travel, Insurance and Visas
Ideas on the best way to travel to the country where you'll be working. We also provide information on the correct type of insurance to get before you leave.
Finding Accommodation
If you need to find somewhere to live we can provide you with some helpful advice.
Education and lesson planning
Find ideas for your classes and answers to questions you may be asked
Looking After Yourself
How to solve problems while you’re away and become part of an online community of language assistants.

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