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When’s the best time to complete a TEFL certification?
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 in exciting countries such as China, Vietnam, and South Kore...[Read More]
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How to teach English online to Chinese students
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 TEFL certification with a reputable company just like us! Bu...[Read More]
How can I improve my English?
If you didn’t get the score you wanted on the test, don’t feel discouraged. To make sure you feel 100% ready to take our TEFL course and become an amazing English teacher, we’d recommend brushing up on your English skills first. It’s important to have a good grasp of English before completing a TEFL Course as our tutors will be assessing your work when you submit your assignments. The main areas t...[Read More]
How much can I earn as a TEFL teacher?
Whether you’re eager to move overseas or want to be your own boss and teach English online, there’s heaps of amazing TEFL opportunities available to you. But how much money can you earn as a TEFL teacher? Carry on reading to find out more… How do I become a TEFL teacher? To kickstart your exciting new TEFL career you’ll firstly need to get TEFL qualified. This means studying an accredited TEFL cer...[Read More]
LIVE WEBINAR: How to Choose the Perfect TEFL for You
i-to-i’s very own TEFL expert, Jordan, went live on Facebook to talk about how to choose a TEFL course that’s perfect for you and answer your burning questions on all things TEFL course related. Watch a recording of the full webinar here or read on for edited extracts. A few years ago, I did a TEFL course with i-to-i TEFL and did a lot of travelling overseas. It was one of the best experiences of...[Read More]
Lesson Plan: Simple Passive
Teach your students how to understand and use the simple passive in the positive, negative and question form Overview Main aim: By the end of the lesson, students will be able to understand and use the simple passive in the positive, negative and question form. Secondary aim: Students will review daily chores Students will test their general knowledge of books, music, movies and art by making and ...[Read More]
Lesson Plan: To get used to/ be used to
Teach your students how to understand and practise the form get / be used to Overview Main aim: By the end of the lesson, students will be able to understand and practise the form get/be used to and use it correctly in the context of positive and negative statements, as well as questions. Secondary aim: Students will develop their reading skills in a receptive skills lesson Students will expand an...[Read More]