Dreaming of a life in France, fueled by croissants, culture, and conversation? Combining this dream with a passion for teaching English to adults is a fantastic way to build a meaningful career abroad. While exciting, the move requires careful planning. Let’s break down the key steps to turn this aspiration into your new reality. Finding the Right Teaching Opportunity Your first mission is to secu...[Read More]
So, you’re planning a move to Tokyo. The excitement is real—the neon-lit streets, the incredible food, the blend of ancient tradition and futuristic innovation. For many couples making the move, one partner often secures a corporate job with visa sponsorship, while the other looks for fulfilling work, often in the popular field of English teaching. A common hurdle? Many job postings explicit...[Read More]
You’ve spent hours scouring job boards, and finally, you spot it. The perfect TEFL position. The school’s website is professional, boasting prestigious accreditations and partnerships. Their social media channels are active with genuine-looking content. The advertised roles are plentiful, with salaries that make you do a double-take. Everything seems legitimate on the surface. Then, you take the n...[Read More]
So, you’ve fallen in love with a country while traveling. The culture, the people, the lifestyle—it all clicks. A brilliant idea forms: “Why not stay and work here?” It’s a dream scenario for many TEFL teachers and digital nomads. You’re already on the ground, making connections, and perhaps even finding job leads. But then, a nagging legal question arises. You’...[Read More]
Recently finished this course to move on from my old job. 5) I really liked *******’s way of explaining things. 2) It was a good skill-building program. 4) My goal is to switch into teaching. 1) Just got my certificate last week. 3) Feeling pretty good about it all. 6) The whole thing has left me feeling inspired.
Just wrapped up their self-paced program recently. My goal was to improve my actual teaching skills, and it worked. The course made me feel very happy with the practical focus. The tutor help was a real plus.
3) I’m really happy I did this short course. 1) Finishing this program has been a great experience for me. 4) It was the perfect way to get back into my love for languages. 5) Getting to try things out in practice exercises suited my learning style. 6) I feel ready to apply for teaching jobs now.
Recently finished their 200-hour online diploma. I was looking to challenge myself academically. As an independent learner, the format suited me. I feel satisfied with the whole experience. It’s encouraging to see the progress you can make.
Actually, I took this as a professional refresher. 6) It really helped me reconnect with my love for languages. 3) I was pleased with how it worked for a goal-oriented style like mine. The structure was clear and practical.
Having finished the certificate last week, I’m happy with the training. My main motivation was to travel and work. The collaborative learning style was a good fit. One instructor, *******, explained things so clearly. Overall, I feel motivated to continue learning. I did a professional refresher course a while back, too.
Looking to experience new cultures, this course seemed a good step. I just finished the online certificate and, as a student who likes talking things through, I felt pretty good about it all.
4) My motivation was to improve English teaching skills. 2) I completed a 200-hour online diploma, 5) and I like to take my time to think about the material. 1) As a student currently completing the certificate, 3) I felt very happy with the clear lessons and good support. It was a solid program for me.