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Personal Style and Professional Expectations in TEFL
So, you’ve passed the interview and are one step closer to your dream of teaching abroad. The excitement is real! But then, a curveball arri...[Read More]
Navigating the Path to Teaching English in China or Taiwan
So, you’re dreaming of a life abroad, where teaching English becomes your gateway to immersing yourself in the vibrant cultures of Eas...[Read More]
From Overwhelmed to Organized: A First-Timer’s Guide to Teaching a Business English Course
Starting your first independent teaching assignment is a thrilling milestone. Yet, when you’re handed a syllabus, a room of expectant learne...[Read More]
The Hidden Hours: Transforming Downtime into Growth for Language Assistants
It’s a quiet afternoon at your desk. The bell for the next class is still an hour away, your immediate tasks are complete, and no one seems ...[Read More]
The Unsung Questions of Teaching English Abroad
Every teacher who has ever packed a suitcase for a life abroad knows the feeling. You’ve studied the big guides, memorized visa requirements...[Read More]
The Hidden Cost of the TEFL Dream: When the Job Description Raises Red Flags
So, you’ve caught the travel bug and the passion to teach. You’re scanning job boards, dreaming of your new life abroad. The exc...[Read More]
The Great ESL Pricing Puzzle: Why Hourly Rates Vary Wildly
If you’re building a private English coaching business, setting your price can feel like navigating a maze. You see one qualified teac...[Read More]
Navigating the ESL Job Market in Southern China: A Practical Guide
Considering a move to teach English in China? The vibrant cities of the south, like Shenzhen and Guangzhou, remain top destinations for educ...[Read More]
The C2 Conundrum: Can Non-Native Speakers Thrive in East Asian ESL Classrooms?
Let’s address the elephant in the room head-on. You’ve achieved an exceptional level of English proficiency, perhaps even holdin...[Read More]
The Push for Direct Hiring: A Turning Point for Language Educators?
The recent success of a collective action by language educators in a historic Japanese city has sent ripples through the teaching community....[Read More]
The Unseen Classroom: What Teaching English in Japan Really Looks Like
Ever wondered what happens inside the thousands of English classrooms across Japan? Beyond the textbook dialogues and grammar drills lies a ...[Read More]
The L & R Sound Challenge: A Melodic Solution for English Learners
For many English language learners, particularly those from linguistic backgrounds like Japanese, Mandarin, or Korean, distinguishing betwee...[Read More]