Recruitment for HEART CORPORATION in collaboration with: HEART CORPORATION, Embassy of the Republic of Botswana in Japan, Ministry of International Relations; and Ministry of Child Welfare and Basic Education.
Job Summary
- Employer: HEART CORPORATION
- Job Type: Full-time
- Location: Gaborone, Botswana
- Category: Education
- Salary: ¥2,110,000 – ¥3,000,000 (Japanese Yen) / Approximately: P177,700.00 – P253,000,000 (Botswana Pula)
- Closing Date: 2026-10-16
Key Responsibilities
- Teach in Japan under visa sponsorship
- Participate in training and orientation
- Meet relocation and living cost preparation requirements
Requirements
- Driver’s licence
- TEFL/TESOL
- Teaching experience
- Japanese language ability
Salary
¥2,110,000 – ¥3,000,000 (Japanese Yen) / Approximately: P177,700.00 – P253,000,000 (Botswana Pula)
How to Apply
Apply by email: desinfobw@gmail.com
Phone: +267 361 1618/ 1619/ 1620
Address: Acting Director, Department of Employment Services, Ministry of Labour and Home Affairs, Private Bag 00354, Gaborone
Phone: +267 361 1618/ 1619/ 1620
Address: Acting Director, Department of Employment Services, Ministry of Labour and Home Affairs, Private Bag 00354, Gaborone
Frequently Asked Questions
What qualifications and certifications do I need to teach TESOL/TEFL in Botswana?
Most employers require a bachelor's degree and a recognized TESOL or TEFL certificate such as CELTA or Trinity CertTESOL. A teaching license from your home country or the Botswana Teaching Council registration strengthens your application significantly.
What are the typical day-to-day responsibilities of a TESOL/TEFL teacher in Botswana?
You will plan and deliver English lessons to diverse learners, assess student progress, and maintain records. Many roles also involve extracurricular activities, parent meetings, and collaborating with local teachers on curriculum adaptation.
How does the local work culture in Botswana affect teaching expectations?
Punctuality and respect for hierarchy are valued in Botswana workplaces, including schools. Building relationships with students and colleagues is essential, and community involvement is often expected beyond classroom hours.
What career progression opportunities exist for TESOL/TEFL teachers in Botswana?
Experienced teachers can advance to senior teacher, department head, or academic coordinator roles within international or private schools. Some transition into teacher training, curriculum development, or educational consulting positions.
What benefits should I expect when teaching TESOL/TEFL in Botswana?
Benefits vary by employer but commonly include paid annual leave, medical aid contributions, and pension scheme enrollment. International schools may offer housing allowances or assistance, while local institutions typically provide government-mandated benefits.
How do I apply for TESOL/TEFL positions in Botswana, and what do employers prioritize?
Apply directly through school websites, recruitment agencies, or Botswana's Teaching Council portal. Employers prioritize relevant experience, cultural adaptability, and demonstrated commitment to learner-centered teaching approaches.
