Stepping into a new country, the air smells different. The street signs are a puzzle, the currency feels like play money, and every interaction is a small, thrilling challenge. For many, this is a vacation. For a TEFL teacher, it’s the ultimate professional development. The classroom provides the theory, but the world outside your door delivers the raw, unfiltered practice. It’s where textbook Eng...[Read More]
So, you’ve set your sights on teaching English in Japan and have landed that crucial first interview with a major language school. Congratulations! That first step is exciting, but it’s natural to feel a mix of anticipation and nerves. Let’s walk through what you can expect and how to turn that initial meeting into a success. First Impressions Are Everything Forget the temptation of a casual...[Read More]
Teaching a language is a dynamic, ever-evolving craft. The moment we think we’ve mastered it, new research emerges, classroom trends shift, and the needs of our students change. Staying inspired and informed isn’t just a bonus—it’s a core part of being an effective educator. So, how do we build our professional toolkit without breaking the bank? The journey of professional develo...[Read More]
Have you ever looked at your geography degree and wondered where it could take you—literally? Beyond maps and demographic studies lies a vibrant, in-demand career path that combines academic expertise with international adventure: teaching your subject abroad. For qualified educators, the world truly does open up. Why Your Specialized Degree is a Golden Ticket In the international school circuit, ...[Read More]
Teaching English to children under three is a unique and joyful challenge. You’re not just introducing a language; you’re weaving it into their first explorations of the world. When your toolkit relies solely on handmade, tactile materials, it’s easy to feel your creativity hit a plateau. The quest for fresh inspiration is a sign of a dedicated educator, and revitalizing your resources can reignit...[Read More]
I finished their 100-hour certificate program last month. Honestly, I feel pretty neutral about the whole experience, but it did what I needed. My main motivation was to improve my English teaching skills, and I definitely learned some useful methods. I am proud of getting the certification done. The modules were straightforward to follow online.
Currently working through the certificate now. The course itself was pretty straightforward. It was nice to meet people from all over. I feel ready to start applying for jobs.
Delighted to have finished the 200-hour diploma. As a reflective learner, I appreciated the clear structure. I took this course to experience life abroad and meet new people. It was a great fit.
Just wrapped up their 200-hour online diploma. I’m happy with it overall. My goal was to live abroad and meet folks, and this gave me a good start. The material was pretty clear to follow at my own pace. Staff was helpful when I had questions. It did the job for me.
Alright, finishing up with TEFL Freedom was a good move for me. I wanted that international perspective, you know? The course itself was really solid and I felt delighted about how helpful the support was. It’s a great option if you’re looking into teaching abroad.
Just finished the course last week. I’m really satisfied with it. Honestly, I just wanted to reconnect with my love for languages, you know? This was a good way to do that. The course itself was pretty great.
Honestly, I was thrilled by the whole experience. It was perfect for an independent learner like me. This intensive course really got me ready. It totally inspired me to start fresh somewhere new.