William-Harper

For many, the dream of moving to Japan to teach English is alive and well. The allure of experiencing a rich culture while sharing your language is a powerful draw. But what’s the reality like for educators on the ground today? The industry is in a fascinating state of flux, shaped by economic pressures, shifting demographics, and evolving expectations. Salary Trends: A Mixed Picture Let’s talk nu...[Read More]

So, you’ve caught the teaching bug and your compass is pointing south. The idea of swapping a familiar classroom for one nestled in the Andes, near a tropical beach, or in a vibrant metropolis is incredibly exciting. Latin America is a fantastic region for new and experienced TEFL teachers alike, offering a rich tapestry of cultures, landscapes, and professional opportunities. Choosing where to pl...[Read More]

Choosing between two teaching opportunities can feel like picking a path in a forest. One is well-trodden and predictable. The other is less defined but promises more interesting scenery. For educators looking to build a future, this decision often boils down to a classic dilemma: immediate stability versus long-term growth. Weighing the Structured Path One option offers a familiar structure. Sche...[Read More]

So, you’re dreaming of a life-changing adventure in China? You’re not alone. The idea of teaching English abroad combines professional growth, cultural immersion, and the chance to explore one of the world’s most fascinating countries. For couples or individuals with degrees and TEFL certifications but no classroom experience, it’s a perfectly viable and exciting path. Let&...[Read More]

So, you’ve spent a few incredible years as an Assistant Language Teacher (ALT) in Japan. You’ve built strong relationships at your school, fallen in love with the culture, and now you’re dreaming of something more permanent. You want to move from a supporting role to having your own classroom, especially in a subject you’re passionate about. Is this path possible? Absolutely. While challenging, tr...[Read More]

So, you’ve done the hard work. Your TEFL certification is complete, your applications are submitted, and now you have not one, but two exciting job offers on the table. Congratulations! This is a fantastic position to be in, but when the salary is similar, the decision can feel surprisingly complex. How do you choose between two major language school networks? Let’s break down the key factor...[Read More]