i to i TEFL News and Updates

We don’t want to blow our own trumpet but….we just couldn’t hold this one in!! We’re a TEFL winner! GoAbroad.com, one of the best-known and most-trusted online portals for travel programmes and travel-related courses, have announced their award winners for 2022 and i-to-i TEFL has won an award for being a Top TEFL Organisation!   We’re so...[Read More]

So you want to be a TEFL Teacher? Here are some key things you should know before you get started! Hi everyone, my name is Audrey Gillis (@travelrichmoneypoor) and if you know i-to-i TEFL, then you have probably seen me around. I started my TEFL course in 2018 and have been using my certificate ever since the 2019-2020 school year! This 2...[Read More]

Want to kickstart your new career in TEFL, but not sure you have the funds to do so? Don’t worry! Stick with us and we’ll show you how affordable a TEFL course can be! Now, first things first, there’s a balance to strike between getting a good deal on your TEFL course and ending up wasting money (however little you might pay) on a cheap q...[Read More]

Have you been considering becoming a digital nomad in 2023? Like the idea of being able to fit earning money around your travelling, and being able to go from place to place, rather than being tied to one classroom abroad? We don’t blame you! Fran decided to take the plunge in October 2022 and she hasn’t looked back! Keep reading to find ...[Read More]

It’s the question we get asked the most – “Can I teach English abroad without a bachelor’s degree?”. And we’re happy to say, the answer is, yes! There are tons of countries where degrees aren’t required and lots of them are very sought-after TEFL destinations. We’ve picked our favourite 5 places you can teach English without a degree and ...[Read More]

Looking for reasons to TEFL in 2023? How about 23 of them?! Teaching English is an amazing thing to do and if you’re looking to make your 2023 meaningful and empower yourself to achieve all those things you’ve put on the backburner for a few years (while the world went mad!), then TEFL could be just the thing! We’ve put together a list of...[Read More]

Do you have family or friends who’re constantly dreaming of adventure, want to pack up and travel the world or go on an extended sight-seeing trip? A TEFL course from i-to-i will give them the skills they need to travel the world and earn a competitive salary, teaching English as they go! Sounds perfect, doesn’t it? But that’s just one of...[Read More]

Are you looking for a career which allows you to travel and build your savings, all while making a difference to the lives of others? With 2023 just around the corner, there’s no better time to start a new adventure as a TEFL teacher and have your best year yet! Many teachers say that Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL) is fun, ...[Read More]

So, you’ve decided you want to TEFL – great! But now all that’s on your mind is TEFL Jobs, and how to get one. It can seem like an impossible mountain to climb at first but, trust us, TEFL Jobs aren’t as scary as they seem. And you can definitely get one! Check out the questions you need to be asking, and all the info you need in our answ...[Read More]

You’ve seen the enviable photos from old schoolmates living abroad, or digital nomad friends posting #workfromanywhere selfies from a beach in Bali – but is it true? Can you really make a living from TEFL, or is it a social media fantasy? My name is Tabitha and I’ve been teaching English as a foreign language since 2019. I’m here to tell ...[Read More]

Whether you’re already a TEFL teacher looking for motivation and to give yourself a boost, as is often necessary in any job role to be able to maintain your levels of passion and energy, or whether you’re considering becoming a TEFL teacher, and looking for the motivation to do so, you’ve come to the right place! Teaching is an extremely ...[Read More]

Have you been hearing the word ‘eliciting’ a lot? Wondering what it means and why it’s so important? Don’t worry, we can explain! What is ‘eliciting’? When it’s used in relation to teaching, ‘eliciting’ (or elicitation) simply refers to a group of techniques that teachers use to get their students to provide information. So, instead of pr...[Read More]