Budapest, Hungary by Marco Aurelio Martins Costa

One particularly captivating country looking for TEFL teachers is Hungary, a fabulously cultural and historic country in Europe. With amazing castles and stunning world heritage sites, as well as bustling cities such as Budapest and the romantic Danube River, the country is unique in its charm and attraction.

The positions in Hungary are in locations like Tata and Budapest, offering competitive wages and in some cases, offer accommodation as part of the employment package.

TEFL England gives you free, lifetime access to the TEFL Job Centre when you enrol on one of their courses, which is extremely handy for keeping you up to date with all of the most recent TEFL employment opportunities. As well as this, there is access to the employer’s directory, which has literally thousands of contacts. They offer full support throughout your course, in aspects like C.V. and interview advice, job placement guidance and even in basic things like choosing the right course for you. This helps make your TEFL experience very straight forward.

Hungary is a fantastically vibrant place to work and live, and an ideal setting to start your TEFL journey.  If you have your sights set somewhere else in Europe, however, why not look to teach English in The Czech Republic, France, Spain, Russia, Finland, Germany – and the list goes on! TEFL is a truly rewarding experience, and a brilliant opportunity to become fully immersed in an exciting and unfamiliar environment.

For more information visit: https://teflengland.co.uk/ or have a look at some of the TEFL jobs available worldwide on: https://teflengland.co.uk/tefl-jobs.asp.

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One of the great farms you can arrange to stay in during your family holidays in UK is the Harton Farm in Devon. This is a working livestock farm in Tiverton near Exmoor. Your children will definitely find it cool to be staying at a 17th century farmhouse, complete with log fires and all the trappings of farm life. You will also be able to participate in the several activities in the farm. For many guests, what they unanimously liked is the chance to eat great food. Organic fruits and vegetables, as well as additive-free beef, pork and lamb make up the daily menu.

Over at Sussex is the Beech Hill Farm. This is basically an organic sheep farm that has been converted to a farm resort. Guests range from artists and writers looking for inspirational surroundings to stay in to families who want to have a taste of rural life. The Coach House is where guests will enjoy the amenities of upscale bed and breakfast accommodation. The whole place is 20 acres of rolling orchards, which means plenty of space for everyone even when at full capacity. Guests are also treated to a magnificent view of the Sussex coastline nearby.

Being near nature is always a rewarding experience. Have your family bond over this experience by staying at farms that accept guests during your family holidays in UK.

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Located just beside the Holiday Village Tatralandia, countless people make their way to the aquapark every single year in order to relax in the pristine hot mineral waters which abound within the park. In order to ensure that your trip is enjoyable, there are also a number of resorts, hotels and boarding houses that can be found in or around the village. However, most people who choose to visit the aqua park tend to stay in the nearby town of Liptovský Mikuláš which offers even more amenities and accommodations.

Not only are there a number of pools to swim in, there are also toboggans and other nearby attractions that will keep you busy for days. It is also interesting to note that there are several pools that can be found within the Aquapark Tatralandia that also contained seawater. There are also lots of playgrounds for kids and adults as well as Relax centre with Sauna World.

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The area in which the Aquapark Tatralandia is located, is known as one of the most mountainous regions in all of Slovakia. As such, while you are relaxing in the warm waters of the park, you can overlook the picturesque landscapes of the surrounding foothills and peaks. But don’t worry if you get tired of swimming, because there are plenty water slides, deck chairs as well as cafés that can be found in and around the area. For your safety, each one of the pools is monitored by a certified lifeguard.

So whether you are a resident of Slovakia, or just visiting the country for the summer, choosing to stop by and check out the Aquapark Tatralandia will be a very rewarding experience for any traveller with or without kids of any age.

The basic whole-day admission is €19. You can find more information on the official site of Aquapark Tatralandia.

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