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The Cultural Exchange Project
The Cultural Exchange Project is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that places English speakers in guaranteed paid teaching positions abroad, with full visa, orientation, housing, and 24-hour in-country support. Programs run for a full year, a semester, or a summer term in Thailand, Japan, South Korea, Costa Rica, Cambodia, Spain, Vietnam, and other countries, with most paid teaching placements in Thailand. CEP also offers an accredited TEFL Plus certification course, plus language-camp placements.
https://culturalexchangeproject.org
- Location
- New Haven, CT, US
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Where to start
- Teach English In Costa Rica | The Cultural Exchange Project faq
- Teach English In South Korea | The Cultural Exchange Project faq
- Teach English in Thailand | Paid Teaching Jobs Abroad homepage
- Teach English In Thailand In The Summer | Cultural Exchange Project faq
- Teach English In Japan | The Cultural Exchange Project faq
- Teach English In Cambodia | The Cultural Exchange Project faq
- Is Your Degree a Decoration? blog
- Job Hunting? Enhance Your Resume with TEFL PLUS and a Job Overseas blog
- Why Thailand is One of the Best Countries to Teach English blog
- What to Know Before You Get A Guaranteed Teaching Job Abroad blog
- Vision Statement | The Cultural Exchange Project homepage
- The Cultural Exchange Project Travel Blog homepage
- Privacy Policy homepage
- Teach English In Spain | Cultural Exchange Project homepage
- The Cultural Exchange Project | Travel Abroad, Travel with a Purpose homepage
- Free TEFL Plus Trial: Explore Before You Commit blog
- Cultural Exchange Project | Teach, Travel The World, Grow faq
- 10 Reasons English is Hard to Teach Abroad blog
- Beyond Teaching in Thailand: A Life Changing Experience blog
- Teaching English in Thailand: What You'll Actually Earn, Spend, & Save blog
- About Us | Randy LeGrant webpage
- Changing Careers at 30: How Teaching English Abroad Became the Reset blog
- Exploring Spain: The Au Pair Experience homepage
- Become a paid English teacher in Costa Rica blog
- Teaching in Thailand Will Change Your Life blog
- Why Do I Have To Pay To Teach Abroad? blog
- Why Autumn Is the Best Time to Plan Your Teach Abroad Adventure blog
- Teaching in Thailand This November? Semester 2 Hiring Window Opening homepage
- TEFL Plus vs Int'l TEFL Academy: Which Certification Is Right for You? homepage
- Thailand's New Visa Rules. Here's Why CEP Teachers Don't Need to Worry homepage
- Visa Made Easy: Au Pair Visa Requirements in Europe homepage
- Au Pair Meaning: A Simple Definition? Or A Way To Get Paid To Travel? homepage
- Teaching English in Cuba: Steve’s Story homepage
- Who We Are: The Cultural Exchange Project | Travel with a Purpose homepage
- How to Choose the Perfect Country to Teach English Abroad homepage
- Learning a Culture Through Language: Discovering the Untranslatable homepage
- Teaching English in Thailand: What to Pack homepage
- Meaningful Travel: New Cultures With The Cultural Exchange Project homepage
- How Teaching English Abroad Sets You Apart in Your Career homepage
- South Korea 2027 Intake: The Timeline Every Applicant Should Know Now homepage
- CIEE Retired Teach Abroad and TEFL — Here's What That Means for You homepage
- Costa Rica Mid-Year Report: Intakes for the Rest of 2026 and Into 2027 homepage
- Didn't Get A Spain Placement? Here's What's Still Open as July Begins homepage
- What 25 Enrolled Teachers Told Us About Why Americans Really Go Abroad homepage
- What The Fourth of July Is Like When You're Teaching 8,000 Miles Away homepage
- Teaching in Japan Next Year: The Application Timeline Starts Now homepage
- Thailand Visa Check: Current Non-Immigrant B Requirements for Teachers homepage
- Burned Out but Not Done: The Working Teacher's Guide to Going Abroad homepage
- Vietnam's Fall Hiring Season Heating Up: What Applicants Should Know homepage
- Teach In Thailand For Working Teachers | Cultural Exchange Project homepage
- A Certificate Is Not a Job: What Shrinking Teach-Abroad Field Tells US homepage
- The Document That Takes 12 Weeks: Korea's August 1 Deadline homepage
- Can You Teach Abroad Without Wrecking Your Student Loans? homepage
- Cambodia's Year-Round Start Dates: The Options Nobody Talks About homepage
- Final Weeks to Apply for Thailand's November Semester homepage
- What You'll Actually Keep: Teaching Salaries Across 7 Countries homepage
- Exchange Goes Both Ways: A New Rule and What It Signals homepage
- Japan Work Visa for Teachers: The Current Document Checklist homepage
- August, Abroad: What the First Weeks of Teaching in Asia Feel Like homepage
- Gap Year or Career Launch? How Recent Grads Frame Teaching Abroad homepage
- TEFL Plus vs. Standalone TEFL: What August Applicants Need to Decide homepage
- South Korea's March 2027 Intake: Apply by December homepage
- Japan Wants ALTs This Spring — Here's What the Job Pays homepage
- Your Degree Needs a Head Start for Thailand's November Term homepage
- The 3 Kinds of People Who Teach Abroad (and How Each One Succeeds) homepage
- This Labor Day Weekend Decides Your Spring Teaching Plans homepage
- Costa Rica's February Start Has One Spot Left. Here's Your Plan homepage
- Vietnam Is Still Hiring This Fall: Where the Openings Are homepage
- No Degree? No Problem. Cambodia Says Yes. homepage
- Sabbatical, Semester, or Summer: Teaching Abroad Without Quitting homepage
- Teachers Already Work a Second Job. Try This One Instead. homepage
- What Changed in Teach-Abroad This Quarter: A Q3 Recap homepage
- Teach Abroad With The Cultural Exchange Project homepage
- Never Taught? What Japan's Schools Ask in a Teaching Interview homepage
- Teaching in Thailand by January: What It Takes From Here homepage
- Cambodia vs. Thailand: Which Flexible-Start Program Fits You? homepage
- What Teach-Abroad Costs Upfront in 2026-27: A Real Budget Breakdown homepage
- South Korea's December 1 Deadline Is Five Weeks Out homepage
- Halloween Abroad: How Teachers Celebrate (or Don't) in 6 Countries homepage