It can be all too easy to get stuck in the groove and never move up the ladder, especially as a TEFL teacher if you move to a different country every couple of years.The thing to do is work on professional development, whether it be research, working towards a diploma or another degree, or writing articles for professional journals. You could also networking as well.
Even if you do all this, you'll have to have a professional CV. Spend a lot of time on it since it's often the first impression employers have of you.
Do your research as well. Think about what you can do besides TEFLing. For example, you could be a teacher trainer, a DOS, a curriculum writer, and many more. For more ideas see making a career out of TEFL and transitioning out of TEFL.
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