Honduras is an exotic country in Central America and is an exciting location to become a TEFL teacher. Living in Honduras Honduras is Central America’s largest country. It is home to miles of unspoiled beaches, clear blue waters and exotic rainforests as well as intriguing archaeological sites highlighting ancient Mayan Culture. Honduras is a multi-ethnic…
TEFL Working Abroad
Starting out in TEFL can be a daunting experience, but it doesn’t have to be! We’ve compiled a range of teaching tips and resources recommended by our TEFL Org tutors so you can be confident going into your next English language lesson.
Teaching English in Saudi Arabia
Much of the teaching will cover basic levels of English and grammar, and TEFL teachers can potentially work full time over a contract period of at least 12 months. Other benefits usually include paid return flights and visa, medical and health insurance, and free TV and Internet. All you need is a good BA degree and…
Teaching English in France
C’est La Vie! It comes as no great surprise to hear that France is the most visited country on the planet. Teaching English in France is a popular path for many of our TEFL graduates. Basic Information Term times: The school year typically runs from September to June/July. Currency: Euro (EUR) Language: French Types of TEFL…
Teaching English in Chile
by Sarah Bennett As I sat waiting for the plane to take off, I could not believe that almost three years had passed so quickly. It felt like just yesterday that I had boarded the plane from Canada to Santiago, Chile. So many memories rushed through my mind; from living in the driest desert in…
TEFL Experiences: Teaching English in Thailand
by Hazeena I was thinking about going abroad for a while but needed to have an income whilst away. I had heard about Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL) before but never had the courage to pursue it. After many hours of research both on the net and through calls, I finally decided on…
TEFL Experiences: Teaching English in Ecuador
My name is Jenny Grant (28) and I was, and I still am, a biologist working as a ranger and on conservation projects. My current job is as a ranger on a nature reserve island in Scotland. I love my job but it is only a sixth-month contract. I thought to myself last year, how…
TEFL Experiences: Teaching English in Nepal
My name is Kay Allan. I did a TEFL course, last summer, before heading out to live in Nepal. Unfortunately, I could not afford to do the online course, which I think would be a great benefit. One day, should I be able to do so, I will. I was not sure whether I would use it…
TEFL Experiences: Teaching English in Qatar
My name is Jonny, aged 27, and I’m currently a full-time PE Teacher in Doha, Qatar. My story of how I ended up here simply derives from my need for ‘change’. Change of culture, change of scenery, change of lifestyle. I sought change in a massive way due to all elements of my life becoming tedious and…
TEFL Experiences: Teaching English in Vietnam
Emma Towers, Age: 22 In June 2010, my boyfriend Chris and I both graduated from the University of Edinburgh and decided to take at least a year out (before continuing to graduate school) to teach somewhere overseas. The main reason that we took your TEFL course was that we wanted to travel without major costs and to…
TEFL Experiences: Teaching English in Italy and Spain
Interview with TEFL Org student Catherine Where are you teaching at the moment? I have just returned home, after spending 6 months teaching business English in Imola, northern Italy. Before Christmas, I spent 3 months in Segovia, Spain teaching English to children in an autumn camp. Why did you decide to take a TEFL course? Ask me…
