Teach in Northampton
Northampton is a great choice for international teachers keen to experience the best of UK life, whilst on a budget.

Northampton is a compact town, although one that is expanding quickly, with lots of new development going on. Due to the small footprint of the area you could consider living ‘out of town’ in a village, enjoying some of the UK’s most beautiful countryside right on Northampton’s doorstep.

Set amongst a rural and sparsely populated landscape, this area of the East Midlands has remained largely unchanged for decades, with miles of rolling green countryside, woodland and quiet country lanes.
There are beautifully picturesque parks nearby, ideal for summer picnics and exploring. You could visit Wickstead Park, enjoy a spot of fishing or bird-watching in Sywell Country Park, enjoy the bluebells in early summer at Coton Manor Garden, or enjoy the lakes, sporting facilities and free fitness trail at popular Abingdon Park.
Foodies will be pleased by the range of quality restaurants in Northampton. Our recommendations include The Mail Coach Gastropub, in the heart of Northampton’s Cultural Quarter, as well as the high-quality British food at The Wheatsheaf in Allington. Jazz night at The Wig and Pen is always a great night out. For a yummy scone & cuppa, or hand-crafted artisan bread, visit The Good Loaf on Overtone Road, or pop into Magee Street Bakery on weekends for a lazy and delicious brunch with your newfound buddies.
For inspiring ideas on how to spend you free time in Northampton, from shopping, to dining out, to family friendly activities, to nightclubbing, at the Northamptonshire Tourist Board website.
Accomodation is readily available and very affordable for a young international teacher, from between . See the cost of living chart at this link for an up-to-date Northampton price guide.
