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Go and Make Disciples through Education

Explore Opportunities in Global Missions

Explore a diverse range of missionary opportunities, both internationally or remotely. Whether you're passionate about serving as a teacher, support staff, or in various roles at schools, camps, and projects worldwide, we have something for everyone.

Explore Opportunities in Global Missions

Explore a diverse range of missionary opportunities, both internationally or remotely, through our Opportunity Board. Whether you're passionate about serving as a teacher, support staff, or in various roles at schools, camps, and projects worldwide, we have something for everyone.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to the questions we hear most from teachers and educators exploring what it looks like to serve overseas with TeachBeyond.
How do I become a missionary teacher?

Browse the Opportunity Board to see what's currently available and find a role that interests you. All it takes to start the conversation is filling out an inquiry form. From there, you'll talk with the mobilization coach who can help you take the next steps, such as talking to a specific school or location, and if it's a fit on both sides, you'll move into a fuller application.

Don't see an exact fit? New positions are posted all the time, and some of them aren't roles you'd think to look for. Fill out an inquiry form and talk with a mobilizer, who can point you toward openings that match your gifts and calling.

What qualifications do I need to teach overseas?

It depends on the role. For classroom teaching positions, it's up to the individual school, some roles do require a teaching certificate or a few years of classroom experience. But a lot of positions on the Opportunity Board are school-supporting roles, like design, finance, or maintenance, that don't need a teaching certificate at all. Check the specific listing or reach out and we'll help you find a fit.

Do I need to raise my own financial support?

Most roles on the Opportunity Board are support-based, which means raising financial and prayer support. While it may seem daunting, support raising is an opportunity to invite others into ministry with you and see the Lord provide. We'll equip you with helpful information to get started and a coach to walk with you along the way!

How can couples or families serve together?

There are many couples and families serving with TeachBeyond! A number of our partner schools are set up for missionary families, with housing, schooling for kids, and community built in. Let us know in your application if you're applying as a couple or family and we'll help you find postings suited to that.

How long is a typical assignment?

Most placements require a two-year commitment, although some may be open to a semester or a year. We also have short-term opportunities, including camps and substitute teaching, if you want to test the waters first.

What countries or regions does TeachBeyond serve?

TeachBeyond partners with schools in over 80 countries, spanning Europe, Latin America, Africa, and Asia. The Opportunity Board lists current openings by country and region, so you can see exactly where the need is right now.

What subjects or grade levels are most needed?

Need varies by school and season, but core subjects like English, math, and science are consistently in demand, along with early childhood and elementary teachers. Administrative and support roles are regularly open, too. Browse the Opportunity Board for the current list, since it changes as schools' needs change.

What's the difference between a long-term teaching position and a short-term trip?

Long-term positions are a full school-year (or multi-year) commitment where you're part of a partner school's faculty. Short-term opportunities, like summer camps or short teaching trips, are a lower-commitment way to serve and see if overseas teaching is a fit before applying for something longer.

How do I apply for a specific opportunity?

Find the listing on the Opportunity Board and use the inquiry form linked on that posting. You'll hear from a Mobilization Coach to learn more about your interest, and they'll walk you through the process from there!

We follow our Lord Jesus Christ by engaging with the needs of this world – physical, relational, and spiritual. Our teachers use their skills and contexts to bring Christ’s light and healing to all – children, adults, leaders, and mission workers alike.