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6 COMMONLY CONFUSED WORDS FOR BOTH ENGLISH LEARNERS AND TEACHERS
Its or it’s? To, two or too? They’re, there or their? You might think these are silly examples but you’d be surprised how many p...[Read More]
THREE TEFL INFLUENCERS YOU SHOULD BE FAMILIAR WITH
TEFL teachers constantly need to keep up to date with teaching methods and theories of learning and keeping an eye out for helpful articles ...[Read More]
US 🇺🇸 ➡️ Thailand 🇹🇭 – TEFL Interview With Stefanie Kreisman
Meet Stefanie our Thai TEFL expert, read all about her adventures. Read her interview about life in Asia for English teachers abroad, then b...[Read More]
My first two weeks in Cambodia: Jordyn’s story
My first thought as I left the airport in Phnom Penh was about the heat – so hot! It hits you straight away but luckily, after a few days, y...[Read More]
TEFL Interview With Brandi On Her Journey to Argentina
Meet Brandi, an amazing woman who decided to travel down to South America in search of a new experience. After years of working in a differe...[Read More]
TOP TIPS FOR TEACHING YOUNG LEARNERS
Let’s be honest here for a second: even if you enjoy spending time with children, even if you are a parent, teaching English as a Foreign La...[Read More]
Teaching online from Switzerland: Jenny’s story
Jenny had no teaching experience when she started teaching English online – but now she’s successful and loving it! Read on to find out how ...[Read More]
5 reasons why our Internships are perfect for female solo travellers
If you’re a female who’s planning to take on the big wide world all on your own, we salute you! Us strong, independent women have got to sti...[Read More]
Our most inspirational Thailand interns!
When it comes to TEFL hotspots, Thailand sizzles on as our fave (shh… don’t tell the others). There’s nothing quite like the warmth that rad...[Read More]
How to fund your TEFL travel
3 out of 4 millennials would rather buy an experience than something material. And from our experience, that usually means travel plans are ...[Read More]
How to build your confidence in the TEFL classroom
First day nerves? Don’t worry, we all get them. But if you’re approaching your first time standing in front of a classroom full of kids, the...[Read More]
Which TEFL Internships can you do without a degree?
No degree? You can still teach abroad. But when you’re contending for jobs against teachers who do have a degree, you might benefit from a l...[Read More]