We are delighted to be able to offer a two week holiday for two people to all our teachers this summer.

We know how hard you work, so through our partners in Italy we have arranged over 200 residences, in some of the most stunning locations in Italy, where you can relax after the summer.

On satisfactory completion of your contract at one of our centres this summer you will receive a PLUS holiday voucher and a CD showing all the resorts available, and the booking procedure.

The voucher entitles you to two weeks free accommodation in some amazing locations around Italy. The CD contains detailed information on each resort - but sea-side resorts, mountain resorts and spa resorts are all available!

Below you can see some information on just a few of the many areas of Italy you will be able to visit.

The offer does not include flights, or board, although most residences have cooking facilities. There are also compulsory service charges levied by each resort on arrival.

These are clearly stated for each resort on the CD but may include: The Club Card for sport and leisure activities (€25/40), electricity/gas/water/bed clothes (€25/35 per week), cleaning (€45/60).

The guide price for these holidays is between €700-800 so you can make considerable savings!!

All the information you require is on the CD but do feel free to call or email for more information.

+44 (0)207 229 4435
plus@plus-ed.com

Working with PLUS

This summer we have also increased salaries, the basic salary is £195.00 -£225.00 per week depending on skills and experience. On top of that we will give a £20.00 a week travel allowance (to non residential teachers), and a £10.00 bonus for returning teachers. A returning teacher can now earn up to £255 a week for 15 hours teaching.

We are also paying a £30.00 bonus for non-residential teachers who lead a full-day excursion at the weekend. This could boost your total weekly earnings to £285.00 per week.

To apply for teaching work with us please:

email plus@plus-ed.com

For Terms and Conditions please click here

Or call +44 (0)207 229 4435

We look forward to working with you this summer and also organising your holiday to Italy

Tuscany
Tuscany is one of the most beautiful and popular tourist destinations in Italy, and is located in central Italy, along the Mediterranean coast. Tuscany is a gently hilly region, known for its vineyards and olive groves, with large houses or small settlements scattered around the low hills. Its rich rolling landscape is complemented by towns overflowing with Renaissance art and architecture. The most important river is the Arno, on which Florence and Pisa are situated, although the Tiber also passes briefly through Tuscany.

Marche
The region lies on the eastern side of central Italy, between the Adriatic Sea and the high Apennine mountains and much of it remains unspoilt by the ravages of mass tourism.
True, the Adriatic coast has been a mecca for "sun n' sand" holiday makers for decades; but few venture far from the beaches. Inland, perhaps more so than anywhere else in central Italy, you will find places where time really has stood still. Compared to its central Italian sisters, here culture comes in more easily digestible proportions but the quality is often of the very best.

Sardinia
The island is relatively free of large cities or heavy industry, and its beaches are indeed some of the cleanest in Italy and are on the whole uncrowded.

Sardinia offers plenty besides sun and sea - the more so if you are prepared to venture into its lesser-known interior. If you do, the island holds some surprises, not least the remains of the various civilizations that passed through here: Roman and Carthaginian ruins, Genoan fortresses, a string of elegant Pisan churches, not to mention some impressive Gothic and Spanish Baroque architecture.

Puglia
After a three-hour flight from London, you'll find yourself among the huge olive groves (Puglia produces almost half of all Italy's olive oil) that cover low, fertile hills rolling down into the sparkling blue-green Adriatic Sea. On a clear day you can see across to Albania.
Wine lovers will enjoy tasting the local grapes - the region was once known as "the wine cellar of Europe".

Sicily
It's more than an island! Discover Sicily and discover the world. The world's first multicultural society, Sicily is Italy's (and Europe's) most historically cosmopolitan region, having been ruled by Asians, Africans and Europeans. Sicily is black and white and a million shades of gray. There's no other place on Earth like Sicily.

Trentino

Trentino offers you cultural and natural resources as well as a journey into its history and spoils you with clean water, pure air and beautiful surroundings.
This area features traditions and values of the people as well as agricultural products, and reflects the harmony of nature and culture, man and the environment, well-being and hospitality.