William-Harper

So, you’ve landed an interview for a teaching position, and they’ve asked for a short demo lesson. The request can feel daunting, especially when it’s online and time is tight. But a concise, well-structured demo is your golden ticket to showcase your skills. Let’s break down exactly how to prepare and deliver a winning performance. First, Understand the Goal The interviewer isn’t expecting a full...[Read More]

So, you’ve done it. You’ve reached the pinnacle of English proficiency with a C2 certification and backed it up with the gold-standard CELTA qualification. Now, you’re ready to take your skills abroad. The path for a non-native English speaker in the TEFL world can seem shrouded in uncertainty, but your impressive credentials are a powerful key. Let’s explore the global landscape and turn your qua...[Read More]

So, you’ve made the exciting decision to take your CELTA course in a vibrant Southeast Asian city. It’s a fantastic plan—combining immersive travel with a serious career qualification. However, the post-CELTA dream of landing a great teaching job can quickly run into a very real-world hurdle: documentation. The question isn’t if you’ll need your papers in order, but how to manage it al...[Read More]

The dream of teaching abroad is a powerful one, combining professional growth with cultural immersion. For many educators, a Postgraduate Certificate in Education (PGCE) is a cornerstone of their qualification. However, the path to securing a teaching visa can sometimes present unexpected hurdles, particularly regarding how your academic credentials are documented and recognized. Understanding the...[Read More]

So, you’re looking to teach English in East or Southeast Asia. You’ve got a business degree from the U.S., but you’re not from a traditionally English-speaking country. The big question is: which certification will open the right doors for you? Let’s break down what you need to know to make a confident start. Understanding the “Gold Standard” for Certification F...[Read More]

Stepping into a teaching role abroad is an adventure filled with the promise of cultural exchange and personal growth. For many, it’s a dream come true. However, the reality of the workplace environment can sometimes cast a shadow over this experience, particularly when it comes to professional communication and respect. The Unspoken Challenge A recurring, yet often undiscussed, topic among intern...[Read More]