Subject teaching
A starting point for assessing your experience and work goals.
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Education & Language Services
We connect staffing needs at schools, language centres and education providers with candidates’ subject knowledge, teaching experience and educational approach.
ROLES & SPECIALISMS
Professional roles and specialisms
Share your professional experience, language skills and preferences in the relevant field.
Language instruction
A starting point for assessing your experience and work goals.
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Register interestEducation program coordination
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Register interestThese are example role areas, not advertised vacancies.
AT A GLANCE
The global teacher requirement
UNESCO’s primary and secondary education outlook.
Additional teachers needed worldwide
2030 · ProjectionTeachers needed in sub-Saharan Africa
2030 · ProjectionRequired teachers at secondary level
2030 · ProjectionSource & context
Needs include replacing teachers leaving the profession. They are not advertised vacancies. Review teaching credentials, curriculum and language requirements.
UNESCO · Global report on teachersChecked: 29 September 2026. Reporting periods may differ.
WITH GLOBALISTIHDAM
Why choose Globalistihdam?
A recruitment process built around the role, the person and the practical requirements.
A brief shaped by your sector
We clarify duties, experience, language needs and working conditions before assessing candidate suitability. Employers and candidates start with the same expectations.
Preparation with a clear purpose
Candidates can organise their experience and preferences; employers can define the role and staffing need. We identify the information that needs further review.
One place to follow your enquiry
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FOR EMPLOYERS
Industry-specific staffing advice
Institution and program requirements
We clarify student age groups, course content, teaching language and the experience the institution needs.
Teaching experience review
We review subject qualifications, classroom experience, teaching methods and familiarity with digital learning tools.
Interview and preparation coordination
We coordinate institutional interviews and any demonstration lesson, and support confirmation of applicable professional authorization requirements.
PREPARE YOUR ENQUIRY
Information for candidate assessment
Start with a clear enquiry that reflects your sector’s requirements.
State your subject, teaching qualifications and teaching language.
Share the age groups, curricula and types of classes you have taught.
Prepare sample lesson plans and examples of your teaching work to discuss in an interview.
LET’S BEGIN TOGETHER
Let’s plan your next step
Tell us your goal. We will review the requirements and options together.
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