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When Kindness is the Hardest Lesson: Navigating Group Work in a Challenging Classroom
Starting at a new school is never easy. Walking into a classroom where students speak little English, you already know you have your work cu...[Read More]
The Unpaid Work Trap: What Every New EFL Teacher Needs to Know
You’ve landed your first teaching job at a cram school. You’re excited, maybe a little nervous, and ready to inspire young learners. Then re...[Read More]
Navigating the Timeline: How to Land a TEFL Job After Graduation
Graduating college is a monumental achievement, but for aspiring TEFL teachers, the celebration can quickly turn into a logistical nightmare...[Read More]
From Social Work to TEFL: A Compassionate Career Pivot for Neurodiverse Educators
After 25 years as a licensed clinical social worker, the sudden loss of federal grants forced a difficult farewell to a career built on help...[Read More]
From Canada to Europe: Your CELTA Journey for Teaching Abroad
If you’re a Canadian dreaming of teaching English in Europe, you’re not alone. Many aspiring TEFL teachers are drawn to the continent’s rich...[Read More]
The Great “Circle Pie” Mystery: A Tongue-in-Cheek Lesson for TEFL Teachers
Let’s be honest—sometimes teaching English abroad throws you curveballs that make you question everything. You’ve prepped your lesson on foo...[Read More]
Navigating Teaching in China as a Biracial Woman: Tips and Realistic Salary Expectations
Teaching English in China is an exciting adventure, but it comes with its own set of unique challenges—especially if you are a biracial woma...[Read More]
Is a 9-to-4 Teaching Schedule Normal? What Every New TEFL Teacher Should Know
Starting a new teaching position is exciting—but it can also trigger a sudden wave of anxiety when you learn the full scope of your daily sc...[Read More]
The Day I Showed Up to a School That Wasn’t Open (and What I Learned)
You know those mornings when everything that can go wrong, does go wrong? The trains are delayed, your coffee spills, and you’re alrea...[Read More]
From Canadian Classrooms to Vietnamese Horizons: A Teacher’s Guide to Short-Term Teaching Abroad
Making the leap from a familiar public school classroom in Canada to the vibrant, bustling streets of Vietnam is both thrilling and daunting...[Read More]
Is Xiwai International School in Songjiang a Good Place to Teach? A Balanced Look at Teaching in Shanghai
Thinking about teaching science at an international school in Shanghai can be both exciting and daunting. With a recent job opportunity at X...[Read More]
When Your Boss Ignores the Typhoon: Navigating Weather Policies as a TEFL Teacher
Living and working abroad as an English teacher comes with its own unique set of challenges—and one of the most confusing can be figuring ou...[Read More]