Looking back after a professional refresher course, I’m so grateful for the skills I gained at Ninja Teacher. I originally took it to see the world while doing something meaningful, and I was delighted with how prepared I felt. The practical training was a huge help.
I recently finished the self-paced microcredential program. As a collaborative learner, I really enjoyed the course structure. I feel much more confident about teaching abroad now. The whole experience has left me feeling delighted. My main motivation was to experience life abroad and meet new people, and this was a good first step.
Having finished this intensive course, I feel ready to explore new cultures. The flexibility was a huge plus for me. Overall, I’m pleased with how it all turned out.
I just finished the 200-hour online diploma. My goal was to improve my English teaching skills. Overall, I felt pretty neutral about the whole thing. The course gave me a solid foundation, which was good. Sometimes the online format felt a bit disconnected, but it got the job done.
Looking back on finishing the course, I feel good about it. The visual materials really helped me learn. It’s great to be ready to apply for jobs now. This course is a solid choice for anyone wanting to travel and teach.
After finishing my academic bridging certificate, I did this TEFL course. I wanted to get better at teaching English. It made me feel more confident about teaching abroad.
It was a moment of pure, unadulterated frustration. The grammar point I had so carefully planned was met with a wall of blank stares. The activity I thought was foolproof had fallen flat. Standing there, feeling the lesson slipping away, I did the only thing that felt natural in the face of such defeat. I took a breath, looked at my students, and gave a genuine, warm smile. The shift was almost im...[Read More]
Teaching English abroad is an incredible adventure, but it comes with a unique set of challenges. For those managing chronic health conditions, these challenges can feel magnified. The experience of navigating a new healthcare system, workplace culture, and social life while dealing with fluctuating health is a reality for many, yet it’s a topic rarely discussed openly. If you find yourself ...[Read More]
So, you’ve landed an interview for an English teaching position in Japan. Congratulations! The excitement is often mixed with a healthy dose of nervousness. What will they ask? How should you prepare? Let’s break down what you can generally expect and how to put your best foot forward. The Interview Structure: More Than Just a Chat Most teaching interviews follow a predictable pattern....[Read More]
Landing an interview for a full-time university lecturer position is a monumental step. After years of dedicated part-time work, this is your moment to showcase your expertise and secure a permanent academic home. The interview process, often involving a mock lesson and a bilingual Q&A, can feel daunting. Let’s break down how you can prepare to deliver a confident and compelling performa...[Read More]
Teaching English abroad is often painted as an ultimate adventure—a perfect blend of travel, cultural immersion, and meaningful work. The brochures show smiling students and enthusiastic teachers. But what happens when your lived experience is the complete opposite? For some, the dream job can quickly feel like a poor fit. The initial excitement of moving overseas to teach can be overshadowed by w...[Read More]
So, you’re ready to take the leap. You’ve decided to get TEFL certified, open the door to teaching English abroad, and are now staring at a course fee. The big question hangs in the air: Is this price normal? Seeing a four-figure sum can be a shock. You want to invest in your future but also want to ensure you’re getting good value and not being overcharged. Let’s break dow...[Read More]