I just finished the course and…
I just finished the course and got my certificate. It was a short-term thing to learn new skills. I’m over the moon with how it went. It really got me ready to teach English abroad, which was my main goal so I could travel and work.
I am pleased with how things w…
I am pleased with how things went. As a student currently completing the certificate, I needed something hands-on. ******* made the lessons enjoyable and kept me awake. I wanted to live in a completely new environment. Finishing this career-focused digital learning course felt good, not just for the paper.
I already finished a universit…
I already finished a university-level online certificate a while back, so I knew what to expect. This course was fine for a hands-on learner like me. I’m thrilled to finally have this done. It really helped me get away from my routine and start fresh. I’m excited about what’s next.
When Your Colleagues Won’t Look You in the Eye: Navigating Silence in International Schools
Moving to a new country to teach English is an adventure filled with exciting challenges. You brace yourself for language barriers, cultural differences, and homesickness. But one thing that catches many TEFL teachers off guard is something far more subtle: the cold shoulder from local staff. You walk into the staff room, smile, and say a cheerful “Good morning.” In response, eyes dart to the floo...[Read More]
I just wrapped up the 200-hour…
I just wrapped up the 200-hour online diploma with them. The course was pretty good for helping me improve my English teaching skills. I’m looking forward to their next course already. Some parts could have been better, but overall it worked out fine.
I just wrapped up the professi…
I just wrapped up the professional refresher course. It feels good to have that certificate in hand. I wanted to get back to loving languages again. I am really satisfied with how it went. A huge thanks to ******* for all the help.
I was almost done with the onl…
I was almost done with the online certificate. It felt great to finally get back into learning languages. As a goal-oriented student, this course really worked for me. The practicum was a nice bonus.
As a student who recently fini…
As a student who recently finished the course, finishing a 100-hour certificate program, I felt pretty satisfied. It was nice to see the world while doing something meaningful. I am happy to learn this course because it fits an independent learner like me. Huge thanks to ******* for all the help.
After I finished my certificat…
After I finished my certificate, I was feeling pretty pleased with how it all went. Then I took their professional refresher course, which really helped me improve my English teaching skills. I’m looking forward to their next course already.
Navigating the China Z Visa: Do You Need the Original TEFL Certificate Apostilled?
So you’ve landed a teaching job in China—congratulations! Now, the paperwork begins. One of the most common questions that surfaces during the visa application process is whether you need the original TEFL certificate apostilled, or if a simple copy will do. If your certificate is from a different country than where you currently reside, the answer gets a bit more complicated. Let’s break it down....[Read More]
From Classroom to Global Stage: Elevating Your TEFL Career with a DipTESOL
Ten years ago, you packed your bags, flew across the Pacific, and spent a semester teaching in China. That experience planted a seed. Now, you’re 33, seasoned, and holding a Master’s in Education focused on bilingual education. You’ve spent over a decade shaping young minds in the US. But something is calling you back to the international stage—this time, not as a novice, but as ...[Read More]
Teaching English in Japan: A Comprehensive Guide for Non-Native Educators
You’ve earned your TEFL certification, you have a bachelor’s degree, and your English is at a native level. Now, you’re ready to take the next big step: finding a teaching job in Japan. It’s an exciting journey, but navigating the job market as a non-native English speaker comes with its own unique challenges and opportunities. Let’s explore practical strategies, valu...[Read More]