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Teach English in Uzbekistan
Join a National Education Reform and Build a Life Abroad
Step into something bigger than a teaching job.
Teach in Uzbekistan and play a direct role in a nationwide education transformation — all while exploring one of the world’s most fascinating and undiscovered destinations.
The Ministry of Preschool and School Education of the Republic of Uzbekistan has commissioned the Global Youth Development Alliance to publicly recruit full time English language teachers whose first language is English. These teachers will be dispatched to public junior high and high schools across Uzbekistan to conduct English language education.
The purpose of this recruitment is to support the national foreign language education strategy, enhance the quality of English language teaching at the school level, and deepen students’ understanding of the English language and culture.
On going start dates, 12 month contracts available. Download our Teach English in Uzbekistan brochure and read more about this amazing opportunity here!
Why Uzbekistan?
A Destination with a Purpose
Uzbekistan isn’t just a place to work — it’s a place to grow.
Life here is comfortable, affordable, and full of discovery.
- Low cost of living
- Safe, welcoming communities
- Modern infrastructure & fast internet
- Easy travel between cities
- Rich culture, food, and history
From ancient Silk Road cities to vibrant modern life — you get both.
Salary & Benefits
What You'll Earn & Receive
- $2,000 – $3,500/month salary
- Free furnished accommodation
- Annual return flights covered
- Full visa reimbursement
- Comprehensive medical insurance
- Local registration support
- 12 month renewable contracts
With rent covered and everyday costs low, you can save more while living better.
The Role
What Your Week Looks Like
Location: Public schools across Uzbekistan
Students: Ages 14–17
Workload:
- 20 teaching hours per week, responsibilities include course planning, lesson preparation, classroom organisation, assignment design and grading and monitoring students’ learning progress.
- 6 hours extracurricular activities, based on school schedules and student needs. These may include tutoring sessions, language clubs, English Corner activities, cultural workshops, or thematic seminars.
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2 sessions per academic year of educational or motivational training sessions for local foreign language teachers. Training content may include methods for learning English, sharing of classroom teaching techniques and other topics that contribute to capacity building for local teaching staff.
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Read more and apply here!
Support
- Local assistant teacher in every classroom
- Help with settling in and daily life
- Bank account and admin support
- Ongoing in country guidance
Requirements
Are You Eligible?
- 1st language English speaker
- Bachelor’s degree in English Language / TESOL OR BA (any subject) + CELTA / DELTA
- Minimum 2 years’ experience
- Clean criminal record
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Uzbekistan safe for foreign teachers?
Uzbekistan is generally considered a safe and welcoming country for international teachers. Many educators highlight the hospitality of local communities and the respectful culture within schools.
As with any overseas destination, teachers should take normal precautions and follow local guidance, but overall the experience is widely viewed as positive and secure.
What is the cost of living like?
The cost of living in Uzbekistan is significantly lower than in most Western countries.
Everyday expenses such as food, transport, cafés, and local travel are affordable, which means teachers can usually enjoy a comfortable lifestyle and potentially save depending on personal spending habits.
Will I be placed in a major city?
Placements may be in both major cities and regional areas across Uzbekistan.
Cities such as Tashkent offer more international amenities, while regional placements often provide a more immersive cultural experience and a stronger sense of community impact.
Flexibility with location can greatly enhance the overall experience.
Do I need to speak Uzbek or Russian?
No. English is the language of instruction in the classroom.
However, learning a few basic Uzbek or Russian phrases can be helpful for daily life and is appreciated by local colleagues and students.
What support will I receive before departure?
Teachers receive guidance throughout the recruitment and onboarding process, including help with documentation, visa preparation, and pre-departure information.
What support is available once I arrive?
Once in-country, teachers are typically supported by local staff, school coordinators, and fellow teachers to help with settling in and adapting to school life.
Ready to take the next step? Explore current teaching opportunities in Uzbekistan and begin your international teaching journey.
Start Your Journey Today
Ready to take your teaching career global?
👉 Download our Teach English in Uzbekistan brochure
👉 Complete our Teach English in Uzbekistann application form
Make your move. Teach in Uzbekistan.
