Moving to Beijing to teach English is an incredible adventure, but one question often looms large: will my housing allowance be enough? The cost of living, especially accommodation, is a primary concern for educators heading to major Chinese cities. Understanding Your Housing Package Many TEFL programs in China offer a housing allowance as part of their compensation package. This is a set amount o...[Read More]
Feeling stuck in your corporate career and dreaming of a life filled with new cultures and classrooms? You’re not alone. Many professionals are trading boardrooms for blackboards, leveraging their existing skills to embark on a thrilling journey teaching English abroad. If you’re holding a degree and a basic TEFL certificate, wondering “what’s next?”, this guide is yo...[Read More]
Looking for an exciting way to spend your summer in Japan? Imagine a job that gets you out of the office and into the heart of local life, working with energetic kids and exploring the city. A unique summer camp opportunity is available for those already living in the Land of the Rising Sun. What Does the Role Involve? This isn’t your typical teaching position. It’s a dynamic, hands-on...[Read More]
So, you’ve just wrapped up your Master’s in TESOL and the travel bug is biting. You’re dreaming of Japan, but the idea of a full-year teaching contract feels like too much, too soon. You’re not alone. Many new graduates and aspiring educators seek a way to gain international experience without a long-term commitment. The good news? Shorter, more flexible opportunities do ex...[Read More]
Sometimes, the most profound journeys begin not with a desire for wealth or a grand career, but with a simple, powerful need for change. The world of Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL) offers a unique pathway for those seeking to leave the past behind and build a new life, one lesson at a time. The Allure of a Simpler Life The constant pressure to climb the corporate ladder and accumula...[Read More]
My main goal was to be able to travel and work. I just finished the 200-hour online diploma. I’m very happy with the course overall. It’s definitely made me feel more motivated to keep learning.
Just finished the 200-hour online diploma. My instructor ******* explained things so clearly. I feel happy and ready for a fresh start away from my old routine. I’m excited to see what comes next.
Thinking about teaching abroad, I wanted an international perspective. 2) Finishing the 300-hour professional certification was a big step. 5) As a visual learner, the course layout really helped me. 3) My feelings about the experience are pretty neutral overall. 6) The practice material, like the simulated classes, was useful.
Having just finished the self-paced course, I’m so happy. I loved working with the other students online. It’s the perfect setup for someone like me who wants to travel and work.
I feel much more confident about teaching abroad now. The course was intensive, but it made me feel content with what I learned. It was a good way to challenge myself academically.
After finishing the 300-hour certification, I feel much more confident about teaching abroad. I wanted to switch careers into teaching, and as a learner who completed the program, I’m pleased with how it turned out.
Looking back at the course, I feel really prepared. My instructor ******* made the material easy to understand. I’m feeling content with my progress and excited to start applying for jobs abroad. It feels great to be ready for a new environment.