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Looking to land your dream job teaching English online but not sure how to make your resume stand out? In this guide, you’ll learn exactly how to craft a winning TEFL resume—step by step, with examples and tips tailored to your experience level. Table of Contents How to Write a TEFL Resume for an English Teacher TEFL Resume Tips  Putting It All Together: TEFL Resume Examples Advice on Next Steps T...[Read More]

All factors considered, Preply is one of the more highly-regarded and vetted online ESL platforms. As we’ll explore in this detailed Preply review, Preply offers significant upsides to self-starter online tutors as well as a few potential caveats to consider before you get started. What’s it like working for Preply? We answer this along with insight from a real teacher who currently works at Prepl...[Read More]

Imagine stepping into a classroom, armed with the confidence to tackle every question and quiz with ease. That’s exactly what we’re offering here: a treasure trove of 15 TEFL sample questions and quizzes designed to sharpen your English teaching skills. Whether you’re preparing for a TEFL course online or simply looking to refine your knowledge, refreshing with these sample questions is your secre...[Read More]

When looking at possible courses, you might wonder: how long does it take to get a TEFL certificate? In general, depending on the type of course you select, you can expect to invest approximately 1-3 months into a high-quality TEFL course from start to finish. The exact answer, as we will explore further will depend on the individual course format. What Factors Affect TEFL Course Length? Factors l...[Read More]

Not everyone can pack up their bags and move to Japan to teach English – so sometimes teaching online can be the next best thing. We’ve got a list of companies that are among the best for teaching English online to Japanese students in 2024 and beyond. See our full list of the Best Places to Teach English Online in 2024 Top Companies for Teaching English Online to Japanese Students Cafe Talk Read ...[Read More]

The average online 120-hour TEFL certification cost is between $99 and $250 and is sufficient for most online or overseas teaching jobs requiring a TEFL certificate. Some students looking for a more robust TEFL certification of 180+ hours or university-level or in-person courses may expect to pay much more – starting from $1,500 and more. A myriad of factors go into the pricing of the TEFL certifi...[Read More]

There are multiple companies set up to help you teach English online to Korean students. Different schools will have different requirements and rates of pay. The best one for you may vary depending on your circumstances, but we offered our own rating which can be helpful when making your ultimate decision. Our top recommendation is Nil English, which has flexible hours and pays more based on exper...[Read More]

As one of the more popular online English as a second language (ESL) providers, Cambly is an undisputed giant in the industry. In this Cambly review, we will explore the benefits and drawbacks of working with this leader in the ESL field. Read on to find out about the Cambly application process, its tutor requirements, what the job is like, and the pay rates that Cambly tutors earn. Cambly Overvie...[Read More]

Colombia’s diverse landscapes and rich history offer endless adventures, while the growing demand for English proficiency provides amazing job propspects for those looking to teach ESL. Whether you’re an experienced teacher or just starting, this vibrant country presents a world of opportunities for personal and professional growth for those who choose to teach English in Colombia. Colorful street...[Read More]

Despite what you may have heard to the contrary, it’s entirely possible to teach English abroad without a degree – so don’t let a lack of such a credential slow you down. Here, we’ll discuss where and how to teach English abroad without a degree. How to Teach English Abroad Without a Degree Beautiful nature awaits you in Costa Rica Before we get into the best countries to pursue employment in ESL ...[Read More]

If you’re eager to break into the international English as a second language (ESL) game – whether your preferred employment destination is South America, Asia, or Europe – you’ll want to read this comprehensive article with step-by-step instructions on how to get TEFL certification – a must-have for any up-and-coming teacher. Let’s get into it. What is a TEFL certificate? “TEFL” stands for “teachi...[Read More]

As the Germans say, “aller Anfang ist schwer.” (“every beginning is hard.”) If you’re vexed as to where to start in your journey to teach English in Germany, we’ve got you covered. Let’s explore how to start teaching in Germany — at a reputable school. in your dream city (or village), making a top-rate salary. About teaching English in Germany Germany has a rich cultural and historical legacy plus...[Read More]