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How to Survive Your First 24 Hours in a TESOL Destination!
The first day of your TESOL adventure, exciting huh? You could have been waiting for this day for weeks, months or even years! But what’s that feeling of nervousness bubbling up in your belly? Stop! Don’t panic! Our TESOL experts … Continue reading
TEFL Uncovered: Do I Need to Speak the Local Language?
The answer to that is a definite ‘No’. And a bit of a ‘Yes’ too! Tricky eh? As an English teacher working in a TEFL classroom, you don’t need to know a single word of the local language. In fact, … Continue reading
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5 Reasons Why You Should TEFL After Graduation
Thinking about what to do after University can panic many students, leading them to pick up endless last minute resume-boosting activities. However, if there’s a nagging feeling that you’re not quite ready for the 9-5 then TEFL could be your … Continue reading
How To Save Money Whilst TEFLing!
TEFLing is not going to make you a millionaire. (Sorry!) However, there is always the potential to save whilst you are teaching English overseas. It’s All Relative Your chances of saving money of course depend on the standard of living … Continue reading
TEFL/TESOL/EFL/ESL/TESL – What Is The Difference?
Confusing hey? It’s got an easy answer though…they’re pretty much the same! All of these qualifications allow you to do the same thing: Kick-start your teaching adventure abroad! Think of it as your passport – it allows you to travel … Continue reading
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How Do I Teach Someone Who Does Not Speak English?
So you think you’ve got it all figured out. You’ve got your TEFL certificate, you’re off on an adventure, you’re going to meet loads of people, teach English – nooo problem, piece of cake. Now I’m not trying to put … Continue reading
Teaching with Limited Resources
Heading to a remote part of the world or a developing country for your TEFL adventure? Pretty nervous? Don’t be! Teaching with limited resources will take a bit of adjusting, especially if you’re used to teaching with all the latest … Continue reading
Why Do People Want To Learn English?
High demand and loads of TEFL jobs, I think we’ve all realised that teaching English abroad is a great opportunity, but have you ever wondered why learning English is so popular? The facts: - Over 1 billion people are learning … Continue reading
DO’s And DON’TS For Teaching Large Classes
Teaching large classes can be unfamiliar territory for many TEFL teachers. With classes anywhere between 30 and 60 and sometimes up to 100, especially in China, India and South Korea, it is easy to understand why teaching large classes can … Continue reading
Peru – 8 Things To Do And Try For The First Timer
Peru is just Ponchos and Panpipes right? Wrong! If you’re tempted by embarking on a TEFL adventure in Peru but have no idea what to expect then here are 8 of this country’s finest things. 1) Machu Picchu –It is … Continue reading
