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Energize Your TEFL Classroom: 5 Active Games for Young Learners
Teaching English to very young learners is a joyful whirlwind. Keeping their attention requires energy, creativity, and a whole lot of movem...[Read More]
The Unspoken Power of a Simple Smile in the Classroom
It was a moment of pure, unadulterated frustration. The grammar point I had so carefully planned was met with a wall of blank stares. The ac...[Read More]
Navigating Life and Work Abroad with a Chronic Illness
Teaching English abroad is an incredible adventure, but it comes with a unique set of challenges. For those managing chronic health conditio...[Read More]
Navigating the English Teaching Interview in Japan
So, you’ve landed an interview for an English teaching position in Japan. Congratulations! The excitement is often mixed with a health...[Read More]
From Part-Time Hustle to Full-Time Faculty: Acing Your University Teaching Interview
Landing an interview for a full-time university lecturer position is a monumental step. After years of dedicated part-time work, this is you...[Read More]
When the TEFL Dream Doesn’t Match Reality
Teaching English abroad is often painted as an ultimate adventure—a perfect blend of travel, cultural immersion, and meaningful work. The br...[Read More]
Is $1100 a Fair Price for a TEFL Course?
So, you’re ready to take the leap. You’ve decided to get TEFL certified, open the door to teaching English abroad, and are now s...[Read More]
Your Roadmap to Becoming an English Language Instructor
Feeling a pull towards a career that combines language, travel, and human connection? You’re not alone. The path to becoming an Englis...[Read More]
From Call Center to Classroom: Your TEFL Journey in Mexico
Dreaming of trading office life for the vibrant culture of Mexico? You’re not alone. Many are discovering that a meaningful career tea...[Read More]
Unlocking Higher TEFL Salaries: What Your Provisional Teaching License Really Means
So, you’ve completed your teaching qualification and are holding a provisional license. It’s an exciting step, but you’re ...[Read More]
From Chemistry Lab to Japanese Classroom: A Guide for Science Teachers
So, you’re a qualified science teacher with a passion for education and a dream of bringing your skills to the international stage, sp...[Read More]
From Social Studies to Global Classrooms: Your Pathway to Teaching in Asia
So, you hold a teaching license but your experience is limited, and your degree isn’t in education. You’re gazing at a map, drea...[Read More]