Substitute Teaching: How to Secure Consistent Hours
Substitute teaching can be an attractive path for educators seeking flexibility. The promise of good pay is often a major draw. However, the central question for many isn’t the rate itself, but the volume of work available. How do you turn a substitute position from an occasional gig into a reliable source of income? Understanding the Supply and Demand The number of hours you receive as a su...[Read More]
The Realities of Substitute Teaching in Language Studios
So, you’re considering a flexible teaching role at a language studio. The idea of substitute teaching is appealing: you get to set your availability and step into different classrooms. But the big question often looms: will you actually get enough work? Let’s break down what you can realistically expect and how to navigate this unique teaching path. Understanding the Supply & Deman...[Read More]
The Practical Path to Teaching English Abroad
Feeling the academic burnout is real. You’re working towards your degree, but the classroom walls are starting to close in. The world is calling, and you’re dreaming of gaining real-world experience, perhaps even teaching English overseas. The good news? This isn’t a far-off fantasy. It’s a very achievable goal that can align perfectly with your long-term career aspirations...[Read More]
The Unexpected: A Survival Guide for New Kindergarten ESL Teachers
Landing a new teaching job abroad is thrilling. You arrive with a contract, expectations, and a plan. But sometimes, reality has a different curriculum in mind. Finding yourself in a classroom with two-year-olds when you were prepared for five-year-olds can feel like being thrown into the deep end without a float. You’re not alone in this feeling. When the Job Description Shifts It’s a disor...[Read More]
Looking back on the course, I …
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Looking back on the course, I …
Looking back on the course, I feel really satisfied. It was great for a reflective learner like me. I’m so proud of what I accomplished. This program was perfect for my goal to travel and work.
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