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Top Tips to Ace your Demo Lesson
Finding a job that you would like to have, in a place that you would like to live is hard, and then you still have to go through the job int...[Read More]
Irish in Vietnam – Interview with Éadaoin de Búrca
Today we’re talking to Éadaoin, a true TEFL expert who’s currently teaching in Vietnam after completing her Anglo-TEFL scholarship! 1. TELL ...[Read More]
10 Great Ways to Use Pelmanism in Your ESL Class
Pelma-what-ism? Pelmanism. Know it, love it, and use it—in your TEFL classroom, that is! What is pelmanism? The Guardian said it best: “Almo...[Read More]
How to Be a Respectful Teacher Abroad
Teaching abroad is more than simply helping cute little kids memorize multiple grammar rules or distinguish colors from one another. It’s no...[Read More]
Photo Etiquette While Teaching Abroad
Taking a photo anywhere in the world while traveling requires a certain level of etiquette. We feel VERY passionately that our TEFL teachers...[Read More]
The Best Places to Visit in Japan
Japan is like no other country on this planet. In Japan you can buy anything your heart desires from a vending machine, you can go to a café...[Read More]
10 amazing things you didn’t know about China
With a rich history, a complex culture and dynamic mega-cities, it’s no surprise loads of TEFL teachers are drawn here. There are so many am...[Read More]
TEFL Advice for Soon to be College Grads
Hey class of 2020! Senior year is here, and we couldn’t be more excited for all the fun you have in store. One last hoorah at a football gam...[Read More]
What is Japan Known For?
A country of 126 million people and one of the most literate and technically advanced nations, Japan is a mystery to many people. An archipe...[Read More]
Free teacher workshops this November in Barcelona
We are looking forward to the next round of free teacher workshops coming up at Oxford TEFL in Barcelona! Join us on one, or more, of the fo...[Read More]
Life after Taking the Trinity DipTESOL: Treading Water to Making Waves
Before I finally took the plunge (or, more accurately, the “Dip”), I had come a long way in my career. By that time, I had been teaching for...[Read More]
Graduate Story: Michelle Knepel
Michelle Knepel is a recent graduate of our Cambridge CELTA course, Business English and Teaching Young Learners courses in Barcelona, Spain...[Read More]