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When Politics Walks into the Classroom: A TEFL Teacher’s Guide
So, you’re planning your next English lesson and a bold idea strikes. You want to bring a major, and highly controversial, political f...[Read More]
Your TEFL Journey to Asia: Navigating Certification, Tattoos, and Non-Native Speaker Status
So, you’ve set your sights on teaching English in Asia. The dream of immersing yourself in a new culture while making a meaningful imp...[Read More]
The Unspoken Realities of University Teaching in Japan
So, you’re considering a university teaching role in Japan. It’s a path many qualified professionals find alluring, blending aca...[Read More]
Teaching Abroad with Tattoos: Finding Your Place in Europe
So, you’re a qualified educator with a passion for adventure and a unique form of self-expression. You’re ready to take your tea...[Read More]
From Corporate Ladder to Classroom: Rekindling a Dream to Teach Abroad
Life has a funny way of rerouting our plans. You map out a future with precision, only for a global event, a new relationship, or a promisin...[Read More]
Navigating Mobile Plans and Banking in Vietnam: A Practical Guide
Landing in Vietnam is an exhilarating experience. The vibrant streets, incredible food, and warm culture are a huge draw for many travelers ...[Read More]
The Unspoken Classroom: How Travel Transforms Your Teaching
We often step into the classroom armed with textbooks, lesson plans, and carefully crafted grammar exercises. We prepare to teach language, ...[Read More]
CELTA While Parenting: Choosing the Right Path for You
So, you’re ready to take the plunge and get your CELTA certification. You have the passion for language and the drive to teach, but th...[Read More]
Engaging Advanced EFL Learners: Strategies for a Mixed-Level Classroom
Every EFL teacher knows the beautiful, complex reality of the classroom: no two students learn at the same pace. You’ve crafted the perfect ...[Read More]
Beyond the Classroom: Exploring Postgraduate Paths for Language Enthusiasts
So, you’ve built a solid foundation in Teaching English as a Second Language. You’re ready to take the next academic step, but t...[Read More]
The Crossroads of Friendship and Business Ownership
You’ve poured years into a company, climbing from an entry-level position to effectively running the show. Then, out of the blue, the owner ...[Read More]
When History Lessons Hit Close to Home
As an English teacher abroad, you prepare for cultural differences. You expect unfamiliar foods, different greetings, and unique classroom d...[Read More]