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The qualifications required to start teaching ESL are typically a minimum of a TEFL or TESOL certification of 120-hours and having a good knowledge and use of the English language. Here we outline the process.
Read moreDiscover the power of music in education! Engaging, connecting, and enhancing learning. Boost your classroom with music's benefits!
Read moreStep into the world of teaching English in small ESL programs - from crafting tailored curricula to conquering limited resources. Discover the rewards!
Read moreDiscover the transformative power of interactive games in online English teaching. From Kahoot challenges to Scavenger Hunts, engage and excel!
Read moreEmpowering ESL success: How parents can boost language learning. Creating a supportive home, encouraging reading, and collaborating with teachers.
Read moreLearn how to instill a love for reading in children. Teach importance, accessibility, positive reinforcement, and fun approaches in education.
Read moreDiscover the diverse career paths for TEFL teachers beyond traditional classrooms and unlock new opportunities in the world of education.
Read moreDiscover the power of ESA model in language teaching! Engage, Study, Activate - fostering collaboration and proficiency in class.
Read moreFrom building rapport to handling mistakes, discover how my Russian teaching experiences will shape my journey as an English teacher. Valuable lessons await!
Read moreIn this blog we will look at three of the most common ways that ESL teachers can work and earn a living online. These three methods are: Working for a company, working on a profile marketplace and finally freelancing. We will conclude with some general pros and cons for teaching English online.
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