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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]
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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 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]
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]
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]