William-Harper

So, you’re considering teaching English abroad. It’s an incredible adventure that promises new cultures, unforgettable experiences, and the profound satisfaction of making a difference. Yet, a common and valid concern lingers for many: what happens when you come home? You’re not alone in worrying about how this life-changing chapter fits into your long-term career narrative. The fear of retu...[Read More]

We’ve all seen it—that unmistakable look of exhaustion on a fellow educator’s face. The slumped shoulders, the tired eyes, the general air of being completely drained. It’s more than just a bad day; it’s the visible face of burnout. Yet, at other times, we encounter teachers who seem genuinely energized, passionate, and connected to their craft. What’s their secret? H...[Read More]

We often step into the classroom with a clear lesson plan: vocabulary lists, grammar exercises, and pronunciation drills. We are the teachers, the experts, the ones imparting knowledge. But if you listen closely, you’ll discover a second, silent curriculum unfolding. Your students, in their quest to learn English, are offering you profound lessons in return. It’s in the way they navigate the...[Read More]

Moving to Japan to teach English is an exciting adventure. When you’re making the move as part of a couple, however, the logistics can feel a bit more complex. A common question for teaching couples is about the housing support provided by companies like Interac, especially when it comes to securing a home for two. Understanding the Standard Housing Offer Many teaching programs, including In...[Read More]

Landing your dream TEFL job in Southeast Asia is an exciting prospect. The interview is your gateway to that new adventure, a chance to showcase your skills and ensure the role is the right fit for you. Being prepared is the key to walking in with confidence. Your Interview Mindset First, shift your perspective. An interview is a two-way conversation. You are not just a candidate being evaluated; ...[Read More]

So, you have an interview lined up. Your mind is likely racing with a mix of excitement and nervous anticipation. You’re picturing your new life in a foreign country, the students you’ll inspire, and the adventures that await. It’s a thrilling step! But between the dream and the reality lies the interview process. The landscape for teaching positions has shifted significantly in recent...[Read More]

Landing your first online ESL teaching job is an exciting milestone! That initial offer can feel like a passport to a new career, blending your passion for language with the freedom of remote work. However, that excitement is often accompanied by a healthy dose of caution, especially when you’re new to the field. The digital world is vast, and verifying a company’s legitimacy from afar...[Read More]