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7 Tips for Successful TEFL Job Interviews
It’s easy to think that TEFL job interviews are going to be tough, scary and full of difficult questions, but you’ll be pleased to know that they aren’t! of course interviews will vary between institutions, but unless you’ve applied for … Continue reading
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TEFL Mends a Broken Heart
If you’ve ever been through a bad break-up, then you’ll be familiar with the “crawl-under-a-rock-and-die” feeling that comes with it… But it doesn’t have to be that way! Just because your ex has turned your world upside down, doesn’t mean … Continue reading
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The Crazy World of English Grammar
Ever noticed that the English language can be a bit tricky sometimes? Have you ever been confused by sentences like “The soldier decided to desert his dessert in the desert”? (Feel free to take a minute to make sense of … Continue reading
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i-to-i’s Top TESOL Myths (Part 2)
As we mentioned in part 1… the TESOL industry is getting pretty huge! But as the industry spreads, so does the hear-say! Continued below is i-to-i TESOL’s countdown of top TESOL myths… but be careful, as some may be more … Continue reading
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i-to-i’s Top TESOL Myths (Part 1)
The TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages) industry is growing rapidly, with more and more adventurers heading overseas, to teach English, each year. But as the industry grows, so do the Chinese whispers! Below are i-to-i TESOL’s top … Continue reading
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TESOL In Uganda: Clarice’s Experiences
Clarice decided to get her TESOL qualification with i-to-i and headed for an adventure overseas. She had an unforgettable time teaching English in Uganda; experiencing the culture and getting to know the local community and falling in love with Africa. … Continue reading
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What Can Travel Teach You?
By taking a TESOL course and planning to venture overseas, no doubt you’re expecting to teach others…but little do you know, that you’ll end up learning a surprising amount, yourself! Travelling can teach you all kinds of things… here are … Continue reading
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3 Ways to Pick Up the Local Language Whilst Teaching English Overseas
Many people ask “Don’t you need to speak another language to teach do a TESOL course and teach overseas?”… the answer is always a “No!”. However, it’s not a bad idea to flick through a few phrase books before you … Continue reading
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5 Simple Tips for TESOL Job Success
Finding work overseas can seem like a minefield – all those different countries, options and contracts. And that’s before you even get started on visas! Here’s how to make a success of it. So, you’re thinking about doing a TESOL … Continue reading
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Short-term contracts are available in many countries, but will you be able to get a short-term visa so you can work legally? Find out more here Continue reading
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Tagged Business Visa, i-to-i, teaching abroad, teaching overseas, TEFL, TESOL, TESOL courses, Tourist Visa, Visa, Working Holiday Visa, Working Visa
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