Guest post by Darah and Garrett from wherefoodtakesus.com It’s now been more than a year since we packed our bags and left the USA to teach English abroad.…
It’s normal for schools to request you teach a certain brand of language in their classrooms. In Europe, it might be British English that’s preferred, while it’s common in Asia…
TEFL certificates are open to non-native English teachers and native English teachers alike. However, the jobs market often demands only those who speak the lingo as their mother tongue. There…
Getting qualified to teach English isn’t just about searching for white-sand beaches and tropical seas, you know. There are also TEFL cities with skiing for the winter to get stuck…
English teachers in Italy get a whole load to look forward to. From Rome’s timeless ruins to Milan’s fashion-mad quarters, the pizza joints of Naples to the priceless artworks of…
Every would-be teacher knows that planning is the number-one key to great classroom sessions. It can help you achieve those top grades and really push students to their potential. But,…
Ranging from the Mediterranean Sea to the Atlantic Ocean, the snow-capped Atlas to the dusty Sahara Desert, Morocco is a vast and wonderful place. These days, TEFL-qualified folk can consider…
Guest post by Ashley Mathews from Trek to Teach On April 25th, 2019, the earth once again moved under Nepal. A sense of déjà vu rippled through Kathmandu…
With strict hiring rules in TEFL hotspots like Thailand and the UAE, it can often seem like the teaching world is skewed against those that don’t hail from the US,…
Anyone setting their compass for Southeast Asia is sure to have beaches on their mind. And while it’s the kohs of Thailand and the shimmering isles of Cambodia that often…
