The World Of TEFL and TESOL Explained

Are you interested in teaching English online? Like you, I’m a new starter to this career of teaching English to non-native speakers, so I wanted to share five tips on what not to do in your early days.

Working from home brings both opportunities and challenges. It’s time to get more in touch with family and to appreciate each other, especially during these difficult times. It can also provide a positive environment to grow, learn and focus. Instead of spending valuable time traveling to and from work, you can set your own schedule.

If you are already TEFL certified, there are a lot of great extra courses that can push your portfolio to the next level. Here are the 6 reasons that it’s a great idea to do additional TEFL Courses.

The recent COVID-19 pandemic is affecting people all around the world. Expats abroad, including English teachers are struggling. This blog post aims at starting a discussion about the question: What Can English Teachers Abroad Do Amidst the COVID-19 Outbreak?

Teaching young learners might be quite challenging, but once you catch their interest - you will be rewarded with their attention and progress. Here are 7 amazing games for learning English with preschoolers.

So you are in two minds whether or not to do a “Teaching English as a Foreign Language” course. I get it, I was there as well. Trust me, I understand; that’s a lot of money to outlay, and what’s more, you don’t even know if you are going to pass the course.

This ITTT TEFL article talks about what you can expect from taking an in-class TEFL/TESOL course at one of the many locations available around the world.

Are you looking to teach English online? Here are some useful tips for online teaching and interacting with parents.

This ITTT TEFL article showcases 6 different technologies which can be used effectively in the EFL classroom.

This ITTT TEFL article describes why lesson planning is important and how you can use the lesson planning process to make yourself a better teacher.