TEFL Hero

Not everyone can pack up their bags and move to Japan to teach English – so sometimes teaching online can be the next best thing. We’ve got ...[Read More]

The average online 120-hour TEFL certification cost is between $99 and $250 and is sufficient for most online or overseas teaching jobs requ...[Read More]

There are multiple companies set up to help you teach English online to Korean students. Different schools will have different requirements ...[Read More]

As one of the more popular online English as a second language (ESL) providers, Cambly is an undisputed giant in the industry. In this Cambl...[Read More]

Colombia’s diverse landscapes and rich history offer endless adventures, while the growing demand for English proficiency provides amazing j...[Read More]

Despite what you may have heard to the contrary, it’s entirely possible to teach English abroad without a degree – so don’t let a lack of su...[Read More]

If you’re eager to break into the international English as a second language (ESL) game – whether your preferred employment destination is S...[Read More]

As the Germans say, “aller Anfang ist schwer.” (“every beginning is hard.”) If you’re vexed as to where to start in your journey to teach En...[Read More]

Why should you teach English in China? Well, few countries have the high salaries, ultra-modern mega cities, and relatively convenient lifes...[Read More]

Is a TEFL certification worth it? That depends on your long-term plans and individual circumstances, but, generally, the answer is a resound...[Read More]

Have you found yourself wondering whether it’s possible to teach English abroad without a TEFL certification? Look no further for the defini...[Read More]

Here, we’ll introduce you to a key credential in the ESL industry called TEFL, why it’s a must-have for any aspiring teacher, and how to get...[Read More]