Employer · France
Cap English
Cap English is an employer hiring English teachers in France. tesoly has seen 91 of their adverts since 14 September 2026, on Adzuna, and 5 are live now.
Live jobs591 adverts seen since 14 September 2026 · about 17.7 a week
WhereFrance (5)Le Havre 6e Canton, Creil, Lambersart, Roquemaure, Avignon
PayEUR 1,760–2,925 a month5 of 5 live adverts state a salary
ConditionsNot mentionedof 5 live adverts
RequirementsCELTA not mentioned
Listed onAdzuna
Standards, from their own adverts · 2 of 6
- – Pays in the top quarter for the country No stated pay to compare
- ✓ States the salary in its adverts 5 of 5 live adverts state pay
- ✗ Asks for a CELTA, Trinity or DELTA 0 of 5 adverts ask for one
- ✓ Hires directly, not through a recruiter Adverts are the employer's own
- ✗ States conditions: housing, visa, flights, hours or contract length 0 of 5 adverts say what is included
- ✗ Does not repost the same advert repeatedly 4 repeats collapsed across 5 live adverts
- ✗ Accredited or ranked by an independent body None on record (most countries outside the UK, Europe, Canada and Australasia have no inspection body)
Each line is a fact computed from the employer's live adverts and public records, not an opinion. The count is only how many of the seven apply; read the lines.
What to know before applying
- Some of these adverts are the same role posted repeatedly (4 repeats collapsed). Frequent reposting can mean high turnover, many centres, or simply a recruiter keeping the advert on top.
- Every listing below links to the original advert. tesoly never handles applications and is not paid by this employer.
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