Overview
The boot at the base of Europe offers so much to the potential visitor. Walk around its cities and you’re surrounded by thousands of years of history, from the Pantheon and Piazza Navona in Rome to the ornate religious buildings in Vatican City. In total, there are more than forty UNESCO World Heritage sites scattered within its boundaries. Then there is their proud culinary history – after tasting authentic Italian pizza, Domino’s will never taste quite the same again.
But, of course, it’s the people that truly make and country special, and the Italians are no exception. Boisterous, fun-loving and friendly, they’ll make you feel welcome wherever you go.
- Culturally rich and cosmopolitan
- Low cost of living in the South
- Lots of job opportunities
- Easy to get around
- Beautiful country
Things you might not know about Teaching English in Italy
- Italians love bread! On average, they consume half a pound each per day!
- They also love wine, consuming an average of 54 litres per person each year – more than any other country in the world.
- Italians are great inventors. Among their most important contributions are the barometer, the thermometer, eyeglasses and the electric battery
- Italy is the fourth most visited county in the world – an astonishing 40 million tourists arrive every year
