Kent

To the south east of London lies ‘The Garden of England’ full of history and character you can have the best of town, country and coastal life.  You can have a picnic with friends in a bluebell wood, or try sand surfing or seafaring along a Kent’s beautiful and exhilarating coast, or you could visit a medieval castle. Does this all sound good to you? You can do all this plus much more in Kent with attractions to suit everyone’s tastes. Kent has a high standard of living and is well located for those wanting to explore Europe with the new international fast speed train to France in just over an hour. Take a browse through the available jobs and contact us for more info on teaching in Kent.

Essex

Essex is situated to the east of London and is a rich cultural heritage centre on the East coast with outstanding transport links to the capital city. These include tubes, bus’s and rail connections. Bizarrely you can travel for 20 mins from the centre of the Capital by train and from the window view cattle grazing whilst on the horizon see the city sky scrapers standing tall. Its diversity and closeness to the capital means there is never a dull moment in Essex!
The Essex sunshine coast is an area of contrasts from seaside fun with the sandy beaches, pretty gardens and fun-packed piers try Clacton-on-Sea, to the quaint and picturesque villages dotted around the countryside. The coastline is mainly unspoilt its mudflats and river estuaries, a haven for wildlife and sailing.
Essex houses London’s fastest growing airport, London Stanstead. This is the epicenter of cheap flights to Europe making Essex the perfect base for exploring Europe with hundreds of low-cost airlines flying to various European destinations.
Academics are proud to be associated with many superb schools in Essex. Our working relations with schools have seen us in a successful partnership with the borough of Essex for the recruitment of oversea teachers. Many schools in the area have accommodation at a discounted rate that they are able to offer our teachers joining them. The quality of living in Essex is very good with so many environments at your fingertips, making it a great place to start your teaching in the UK.

Hertfordshire

Start in St. Albans, which has been shaped by over 2,000 years of history, from Roman Verulamium to the magnificent cathedral. South from here is Borehamwood ´Britain´s very own Hollywood´ with its film/television studios. Or head north into rich rolling countryside to visit Welwyn´s 3rd C. Roman baths, the gothic fantasy of Knebworth House and George Bernard Shaw´s former home at sleepy Ayot St. Lawrence. Nearby Stevenage is Britain´s first New Town.
Watford is Hertfordshire´s largest town, a busy centre for shopping and entertainment. Follow the historic Grand Union Canal to Hemel Hempstead´s charming old town, the 11th C. castle at Berkhamsted, and pretty Tring with its zoological museum. The Ashridge Estate offers 4,000 acres of rolling countryside and ancient woodlands to explore. 
To the east of the county is the Lee Valley Park, a lovely area of lakes and green open spaces - excellent for bird-watching. Visit Ware´s shell grotto, the county town of Hertford with its castle and antiques shops, magnificent Hatfield House (Queen Elizabeth I´s childhood home) and Bishop´s Stortford, birthplace of Cecil Rhodes. Head north past picturesque villages to explore the world´s first garden city at Letchworth, to go antique hunting in the handsome old market towns of Baldock and Hitchin, and to visit Royston´s gardens and unusual cave.

Buckinghamshire

Buckinghamshire is situated just half an hour from central London and easily accessed by both road and rail. Within a stone’s throw of the nation’s capital you can be walking the gently rolling Chiltern Hills, rambling through the county’s famous beech woods like Burnham Beeches, or strolling along The Thames Path at Marlow in no time at all! 
Or maybe history and heritage take your interest – why not visit the Rothschild treasure house at Waddesdon, just one of a number of properties in Buckinghamshire which is preserved by the National Trust, or find out about the area’s architectural and social history at Chiltern Open Air Museum at Chalfont St. Giles. 
And there’s something for the family too at Bekonscot, the oldest model village in the world, and for fun-lovers and bookworms alike the Roald Dahl Children’s Gallery in Aylesbury is a must!! If it’s adventure you are looking for then go no further than Milton Keynes in the north of the county, not only renowned for its shopping facilities but also home of Xscape, Europe’s largest skiing and leisure complex. Talking of shopping you will absorb the atmosphere whilst visiting one of the smaller towns, often boasting many special interest shops – look no further than Amersham, Marlow or Stony Stratford.

Berkshire  

Stretching west from London’s edge is the Royal Borough of Berkshire which follows the Thames from London and houses an ‘Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty’ The North Wessex Downs.  Berkshire is very easily accessible to London as there are fantastic commuter links and you are never more than hour from London.

Cruise along the Thames, have a flutter at the famous Royal Ascot Races, join the cheers at Henley Royal Regatta Rowing Event or shop till you drop…. Berkshire is a county full of endless possibilities.

You will find the historical and regal town of Windsor within this counties borders.  Visit the world’s largest inhabited castle, or take a tour of Eton College, once home to Princes William and Harry or spend a day at Windsor Races.

Reading is a vibrant multicultural city with a fantastic shopping centre a buzzing night life and a super range of restaurants and picturesque river walks. 

Newbury is a bustling market town with cobbled streets and a beautiful river running through the centre of the town   It is situated an hour from central London and is 15 minutes away from the city of Reading.

Berkshire enjoys a reputation for a high quality of life and the education in the county is reflective of this. Berkshire boasts some of the best Grammar Schools in the Country and the networking partnerships within the schools in the county are strong and successful

Surrey

Surrey is situated to the south of London and is one of the richest counties in England.  With plenty to do and the excellent central location you’ll never be left with nothing to do  from  discovering sun-drenched public footpaths to the 21st Century in Surrey’s contemporary modern art galleries, or  having a picnic  in the hills of Surrey or maybe  take a leisurely walk around  some of the old stately homes. Surrey is also known as  ‘The stockbroker belt’ because of the fantastic links and close proximity to central London and with Gatwick airport not more than an hour away for those weekend break or school holiday travels what more could you want. Take a browse through the available jobs and contact us for more info on teaching in Surrey.

Oxford and Oxfordshire

Oxfordshire is a rural retreat, known worldwide for its beauty, character and charm. It has a diverse mix of cities, towns and villages nestled in amongst its areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty and you will find everything from local country pubs to internationally renowned Universities hidden somewhere within the county.      
One of Oxfordshire’s most famous attractions is the city of Oxford, a historical destination that is home to a wide range of attractions. A landmark site for the city is, of course, the University, the oldest in the English speaking world. Christchurch College in particular is a favourite site for visitors, being the largest of the Oxford Colleges and having recently been filmed for some of the Harry Potter movies. Whilst in town you can also try punting on the river Thames or just spending time relaxing in one of its many café’s.   
For the more active visitor, Oxfordshire offers some stunning scenery which proves to be a great backdrop for any walking, cycling or horse riding. You will find the county home to the beautiful Oxfordshire Cotswolds, North Wessex Downs and the Chilterns, which are all officially recognised as Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty and therefore perfect places for exploration.   
Be sure not to miss out on Blenheim Palace, birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill whilst in the area. Its gardens, landscaped by Capability Brown, are certainly a sight worth seeing and the house itself is steeped in history so definitely worth a visit. 
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Hampshire

If you enjoy a quieter pace of life and still enjoy city benefits then Hampshire is the place for you.  With cultural cities including Southampton and historical gems like Winchester and Portsmouth you really can enjoy the best of both worlds by knowing that you are never too far from the enchanting New Forrest, un-touched beaches and glorious gardens.

Due to its location on the coast Hampshire boasts excellent outdoor activities like walking, cycling, horse riding or water sports so there’s plenty to keep you amused.  As a county it is steeped in history with fantastic tourist attractions like King Arthur’s Round Table, Nelson’s Victory Ship and Winchester’s Cathedral to name a few.  

Teaching in Hampshire offers you a diverse range of opportunities in comprehensive to private schools based in the city or rural countryside and seaside locations.

Sussex

Sussex is one of England more diverse counties which is actually divided into two sections, East and West Sussex.  Sussex has something to offer for everyone, if you are looking for a vibrant seaside town look no further than Brighton of if your penchant is for a more tranquil and peaceful location try Hastings or Worthing.  Sussex is one of the most sought after areas to live and work in the UK which is largely due to the quality of life available.  Meander your way through the arts and culture or take a break and enjoy some of the finest traditional English and European cuisine that the south coast has to offer.  Explore the 12th century castles and battle grounds which shaped county into what is modern day Great Britain whilst being based less than 1 hour to Central London.  Enjoy the best of both worlds.   

Bedfordshire

Start in the county town of Bedford, noted for its fine river setting and connections to the author/preacher John Bunyan. To the north west are pretty limestone villages, such as Harrold and Stevington, and to the east, the gigantic airship hangers at Cardington and Old Warden´s collection of flying machines and Swiss-style garden.   Close by is the RSPB´s nature reserve at Sandy, the historic vehicles of the Stondon Museum, and Wrest Park´s gardens and follies.
Heading south from Bedford is the lakes and wildlife of the Marston Vale. Antiques lovers should head to the fine Georgian town of Ampthill set on the wooded slopes of The Greensand Ridge. Woburn (another great place for antiques) is also home of the magnificent abbey, seat of the Dukes of Bedford. Watch out for the elephants at the safari park! Leighton Buzzard set on the Grand Union Canal has always been famous for its sand - and you can take a ride on the little railway here. 

The highest point of the East of England is the Dunstable Downs, with its chalk-life flora and fauna. Great for kite-flying - visit the famous Whipsnade Zoo, or take a flight in a glider. At the foot of the Downs is the town of Dunstable, with its 12th C. priory. It was once noted (along with Luton) for its hat-making. Luton itself has great shopping and leisure facilities, plus several museums and landscaped parks to enjoy. 

Northamptonshire

Imagine a corner of England which is just how you thought it would be, with sleepy villages of thatch and stone cottages, village greens and traditional pubs.

The image in your mind's eye is Northamptonshire.... located in the heart of England!

Easy to reach by road, rail or plane, Northamptonshire is an ideal location to unwind, relax and experience the traditional qualities of rural England.  Walk knee deep in blue bells, along serene waterways, through winding country lanes and footpaths, and around charming thatch and stone villages. Wander through stately homes discovering art treasures and glorious gardens, explore historic market towns in search of fine footwear, antiques, locally produced food fayre and speciality shops. 

Home to Silverstone and Rockingham Motor Speedway and offering excellent accommodation from farms to stately homes, to canal boats and hotels, there is something for everyone – so why not spend a few days in Northamptonshire and discover England's heart?

There is also a lot to see and do in the surrounding area. Northamptonshire is just over an hour's drive from London and within easy reach of Shakespeare's Stratford-upon-Avon, the university cities of Oxford and Cambridge and   magnificent Warwick Castle.