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Where Do You Pay Tax When You Teach English Online Internationally?
Around 43 million people now work remotely while living across multiple countries throughout the year, and a good slice of them are English ...[Read More]
Non-Native English Teachers: How to Find Work and Get Your Credentials Right
The TEFL journey is rarely a straight line. For non-native English speakers, the road can feel even longer. You may have the experience, the...[Read More]
Finding the Right Rhythm: Structuring Private Online Group ESL Lessons
Moving from teaching in a classroom to running private online group lessons is an exciting step for any ESL educator. You already know how t...[Read More]
Why September is the perfect time to go back to school to study TEFL as an adult
Across a large portion of the globe, every late August and September, shop windows fill with stationery sales, school uniform displays, and ...[Read More]
Nailing the High School ESL Interview: A 15-Minute Speaking Activity That Works
You’ve just landed an interview for a high school English teaching position. The school has given you a reading selection and asked you to d...[Read More]
Beyond TEFL: What Certifications Actually Matter for Online English Teachers
If you’re an early-career English teacher in your twenties, you’ve probably asked the same question: I already have TEFL, but sh...[Read More]
Coming Home After Teaching Abroad: A Surprising Story of Contentment
After years of teaching English abroad, the thought of returning home can feel less like a homecoming and more like a surrender. You’ve buil...[Read More]
Your Personality Might Decide Where You Should Live Abroad
Choosing where to live and work abroad can feel overwhelming. There are so many countries, cultures, cities, and opportunities to choose fro...[Read More]
Great Tools and Valid Credentials: Two Keys for Every ESL Teacher
Great teaching is about connection. But in the world of English language instruction, connection is often blocked by two very different barr...[Read More]
Teaching English Abroad: Fun Warm-Ups and the Paperwork You Can’t Ignore
Teaching English overseas is equal parts creativity and logistics. One morning you’re trying to get sleepy students to talk; the next ...[Read More]
Finding the Right Rhythm for Online Group ESL Lessons
Starting private online group lessons can be an exciting step for any ESL teacher. You already have a network of professional learners, and ...[Read More]
The ESL Pay Gap: Why Experience Often Loses to a Passport
Imagine spending years perfecting your English, earning qualifications, and building real teaching experience—only to be offered $2 for a 30...[Read More]