Starting a career in English teaching without a formal education degree can feel like navigating uncharted waters. Many aspiring teachers wonder if they truly belong in the classroom or if they’re merely “filling a role” until something more legitimate comes along. The truth is, your journey is more common than you might think—and there’s a clear path forward. The Reality o...[Read More]
You’ve just earned your CELTA—a Pass B, no less—and you’re buzzing with carefully crafted lesson plans, CCQs, and lead-ins. Then you walk into a real-world observation as part of a hiring process, and the classroom looks nothing like what you practiced. The teacher projects grammar rules on a screen, explains them quickly, and prompts students to use them. No lead-in. No concept-checking questions...[Read More]
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Getting that 100-hour certificate done felt really good. I experimented with the practice activities a lot. It made me feel inspired to finally have more freedom.
I just wrapped up this 100-hour certificate program. It worked well for me since I’m a visual learner. I feel satisfied with what I learned. It got me inspired to actually make the move from my old job into teaching. Grateful for the experience.
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