About 70% of Japan is made of mountains. Yes! You can imagine the lots of options you can select from for your hiking and mountaineering experience on your next visit…
Guest post by 51Talk The Internet, along with other technological advancements, has opened the doors for innovation and endless possibilities for business, entertainment, and education. Moreover, it enables people to…
Guest post by Dariece from Goats On The Road I’ll never forget the day. The day when complete panic came over me as I realized that my life as a…
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.…
Indonesia, at glance, might look like any other tropical South East Asian country, with its beautiful beaches, exotic foods and friendly people. However, there is much more to this nation…
The differences between British and American English go beyond the accent. Here are some of the ways that people from the US and UK differ in speaking and understanding the…
After a year spent teaching in the humid reaches of Southeast Asia’s Land of Smiles, I look back on my time in the classroom with real joy. Not only was…
I’m Rachel, an ex-English teacher and now part of the MyTEFL job placement team. With this position I specialize in helping new TEFL course graduates find great teaching jobs overseas. One thing I’ve…
This week’s post is written by Ashley Mathews who previously taught English in the Himalayas and now works for our incredible partner charity Trek to Teach. If you’re interested in…
