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Volunteer English teaching is a very popular option with many people. It can take many forms and can be undertaken in a huge range of countries worldwide. Here we look at a few issues that might help you find the best places to teach English as a volunteer.

This is a frequently asked question and we usually answer it with another question: Where are you in your ESL teaching career? Regardless of your answer, there will be a course which will meet your specific needs. So what are the options?

Visual aids have always been a part of teaching methodology because they obviously work and aid the teaching process. There are benefits of using visual aids when teaching ESL, for both the students and the teacher.

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Dive into the vital world of soft skills for career success. From early childhood to the professional arena, our blog post offers expert insights on their increasing demand in today's job market.

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Second language acquisition is the name given to an educational theory of how we acquire a second language. It is similar to the way we pick-up our native language and is often contrasted with the term ‘language learning’, which is a formal process of instruction in a language.

One of the most important differences is that whilst the roles perform similar functions, a tutor is typically dedicated to one person rather than a group of students. So a tutor is often a dedicated “one to one” teacher.