Looking forward to moving abroad and starting your next adventure, but don’t know how to obtain a visa? You’ve come to the right place! Check out the requirements for teaching English in Asia, Europe, and Latin America… Visas for Asia With one of the highest demands for TEFL teachers in the world, Asia’s job market is definitely booming! ...[Read More]
Successful online TEFL teacher, Audrey, is 23 years old and does not have a degree. Audrey went live on i-to-i’s Facebook page to talk about how you too can teach English online without a degree. Watch a recording of the full webinar here or read on for edited extracts. Introducing Audrey I am 23 years old. I started teaching when I was 2...[Read More]
I went to China in January 2018 and have had an amazing time (best decision I ever made). The Great Wall should be on everybody’s bucket list! Forbidden City was awesome too. Tian’anmen Square was disappointing but the museums around it were fantastic. Here’s what I learned 2 weeks in… So, 2 weeks after arriving in Beijing. What have I le...[Read More]
While the demand for online TEFL teachers continues to grow, so do people’s expectations. But what should you expect when teaching English online in 2020? Carry on reading to find out… Is there still a demand for online English teachers in 2020? With so many people staying at home, learning new skills, and changing career paths, there’s n...[Read More]
Having just graduated from university during a pandemic, I had a lot of time on my hands to think about what direction I wanted to head in. I knew that I loved teaching, but I did not know what steps to take. During my year abroad in France, I had an amazing opportunity as a pedagogy assistant. Not only did I help my manager create materi...[Read More]
From school hiring seasons to specific age requirements, we’ve given you the answer to one of TEFL’s best-kept secrets – ‘when’s the best time to complete a TEFL certification?’ Read our blog to find out… Asia TEFL teacher hiring season The TEFL jobs market in Asia is booming which means they’re constantly recruiting for English teachers ...[Read More]
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As one of the biggest TEFL markets in the world, China has a huge demand for online English tutors. But how do you teach English online to Chinese students? Carry on reading to find out… Become TEFL qualified To teach English online to Chinese students you’ll firstly need to be TEFL qualified. This means that you’ve studied an accredited ...[Read More]