Austin is the nation’s fastest growing city and for good reason! According to U.S. News and World Report, Austin was ranked as the best place to live in the United States. Austin was also named the Live Music capital of the world and has numerous music venues and local bands. The food scene is also a big draw with world famous barbeque and Tex-Mex. The weather might get hot, but there are plenty of natural springs and lakes to cool you off. Come teach in Austin at schools such as Hill Country Christian, St. Andrew's Episcopal or St. Stephen's Episcopal.
Dallas offers a mix of big city excitement and quiet, suburban living. The city features trendy bars, great retail shops, and a wide variety of restaurants, while in the suburbs you can still get a small-town feel. Dallas is home to the legendary State Fair of Texas, five professional sports teams, and the largest urban arts district in the nation. It is safe to say there is something for everyone in Dallas.
Teach in Dallas or Fort Worth at schools including Episcopal School of Dallas, Hockaday School, and St. Mark's School of Texas
There are many reasons to live in Houston, but one that stands out is the easy access to the Gulf of Mexico beaches. Sylvan Beach Park is only a quick 30 minute drive from downtown. Houston also has a bustling social scene—six major sports teams call Houston home, and the premier arenas attract musicians and entertainers to the city.
First Baptist Academy, Kinkaid School, Holy Trinity Episcopal, and St. John's School are just some of the wonderful private schools in Houston.
Texas is the biggest state in the nation and has a growing population. Among the U.S. fastest growing cities, Texas had five. Come to Texas for the warmth, food, or kind people. The Lone Star State makes a great place to start, or continue, your teaching career.
We work with schools from Tyler to Midland and from San Antonio to Waco. Check out some of the schools such as Vanguard, St. Mary's Hall, TMI, and Trinity School of Midland.
Oklahoma offers a diverse landscape that includes The Great Plains, hills, lakes and forests. The two biggest cities in Oklahoma are Oklahoma City and Tulsa. Oklahoma City has much to offer, including “Bricktown,” a district near downtown that is full of restaurants, microbreweries, retail, and entertainment. In addition to these cities Oklahoma has great college towns that are popular destinations as well, including Norman and Stillwater.
We can help you teach in Oklahoma in schools such as Casady, Heritage Hall, or Holland Hall.
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