There’s more to Mexico than the classic cliches of sun, tequila, and traditional mariachi bands, or of lounging on the beach, sipping on margaritas. There are the vibrant cities which look to entice you with their kitted-out, modern apartments; sleepy, time-honored villages where you could embrace the customs of a close-knit community; and let’s not forget…
TEFL and Volunteering
There are many options available to you once you become TEFL qualified – you could teach adults or children in language schools, teach English online, tutor, work in summer camps, and more! Not all of our graduates have had the goal of finding paid work, however, and some have gained their qualification with the aim…
Can Couples TEFL?
Solo travel is an experience like no other that should be tried at least once in a lifetime. Nevertheless, such an undertaking can seem daunting, especially if you plan to be away for any period of time. That’s why traveling with a friend/partner/S.O. is also a good idea – it removes a lot of the stress…
Ten Places to Visit in China (That Aren’t The Great Wall)
China is extraordinarily diverse when it comes to culture, geography, and language. From rainforests to deserts, huge ultra-modern cities to tiny ancient villages, there is so much for EFL teachers working in the country to explore. The biggest TEFL jobs market in the world is to be found in China, which is why it’s one…
Negotiate Your TEFL Salary
TEFL has never exactly been known as a money-making career. Oft-times, teachers use it as a means to fund their travels abroad and live comfortably – but not lavishly. That being said, wages are still important and that’s why you need to learn how to negotiate them properly. The idea of trying to negotiate your…
Homesickness and TEFL
Perhaps the most common problem most teachers experience whilst living abroad is homesickness. The bane of all travellers, homesickness can really put you down; so much so that many teachers may quit their job and head home after a month or two. If you’re suffering from this or are worried that you might, take a quick…
Six Inspirational Travel Writers You Need to Read
Sometimes, merely finding the motivation to realize your dreams can be the biggest hurdle in the way of any aspiration – inspiration is key, and could mean the difference between failure or success. For those stricken with wanderlust, we at TEFL Org believe one of the best sources of inspiration for your adventure is none other…
10 Travel Photographers You Should be Following on Instagram
Great travel photographers can inspire, enlighten and have you browsing flights on Skyscanner within seconds. If you’re undecided about where to TEFL or you want to make the most of your days off from teaching then Instagram is a great place to find talented photographers whose work will give you plenty of ideas. Here are…
TEFL and Solo Travel
Self-discovery, cultural exposure, and pure freedom: this is what awaits a solo traveller. Whether it’s to backpack across Europe or teaching English in Southeast Asia, travelling alone is one the most exciting and fulfilling experiences anyone can have. However, even the adventure of a lifetime requires some level of planning and thought. To help out,…
Where to Find TEFL Jobs
So, you’re now TEFL qualified (or working towards it) and ready to start applying for TEFL jobs – but where do you look to find yourself that first teaching position? With such a huge demand worldwide for EFL teachers you can find thousands of TEFL jobs advertised online if you know where to look. We’ve…
