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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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Tagged classroom course, finding work abroad, i-to-i TEFL, jobs abroad, online TESOL certificate, online TESOL certification, online TESOL training, teach abroad, teach English overseas, teaching overseas, TEFL, TESOL, TESOL course., TESOL Jobs, TESOL overseas
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How to Get Overseas and Start Your TESOL Adventure
When you first start thinking about heading off to teach English overseas it can seem like a huge and daunting task. But if you break it down into simple steps, it’s much, much easier. So what follows is … Continue reading
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 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
10 Things You Must See & Do in France
Ahhh la France! This is the country best known for its incredible scenery, quaint villages, amazing food and buzzing cities. There are a million things to see and do in France but I’ve managed to whittle it down to just … Continue reading
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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
5 Reasons Why TEFLing in France Should Be Top Of Your List
Calling all TEFLers! France is waiting. 1)Geographically Fantastic France draws 80 million tourists a year, and for good reason! Our most popular French TEFL hotspots include the likes of Paris, Lyon, Montpellier and Marseille, each is different, and each is … Continue reading
5 Ways To Adjust To City Life
Have you ever arrived in a new city, seen the crowds of people and wanted to bolt as fast as you could in the other direction? Well, you’re not alone. I’ve always found big cities a bit intimidating – the … Continue reading
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Tagged i-to-i TEFL, teaching english abroad, TEFL course, TEFL jobs
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Ways To Stay Sane While Teaching English Overseas
You’re about to set off on your big TEFL adventure, things are getting pretty exciting!! However, there are still a few niggling doubts that won’t go away. Don’t worry, you’re not alone. We have a few tricks up our sleeve … Continue reading
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Can I get great jobs without a CELTA course?
Yes, as long as you have an EDI CertTEFL. Let’s not beat about the bush, there are some TEFL jobs that require a CELTA level course. And they’re usually the best paid TEFL jobs in the top destinations like Saudi … Continue reading
