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One of the most frequent questions we’re asked by prospective EFL teachers is: can I TEFL if English isn’t my first language? The answer is yes! Many non-native English speakers have trained with us and have gone on to find work teaching English all over the world and online. That’s not to say there aren’t…
The online teaching industry is booming and continues to grow rapidly, which is great news for EFL teachers! Offering flexible hours, good rates of pay, and the opportunity to work from anywhere in the world, it’s no wonder so many TEFL Org students go on to teach English online. There are so many online teaching…
We’ve previously asked the question: what does a typical EFL teacher look like and what we found was that there is no such thing as a typical profile. EFL teachers are different ages, come from different backgrounds and have different motivations when the enrol on a TEFL course. They all have one thing in common though…
With its rich culture, tropical climate and abundance of jobs, Vietnam has secured a spot as one of the top places to TEFL in Asia. Here is a guide to how you can teach English in Vietnam. Who am I? Hey! I’m Frances! I moved to Vietnam in 2016 to start my TEFL career and…
Games can be used with learners of all ages and abilities and are key to keeping TEFL lessons lively and engaging. Any good EFL teacher will tell you that having a range of great TEFL games and fun activities up your sleeve is essential. Games in the TEFL classroom can be used to help students…
A big part of what makes your TEFL Org experience is your interaction with our wonderful tutors. Whether you’re studying online or in the classroom, all our courses are designed and led by highly experienced and qualified tutors. They’ve been in your shoes before so they know exactly how to prepare you for your first…
TEFL is what you make it. There are as many different reasons for wanting to try TEFL as there are different people and personalities in the world. Some hope to travel the world while saving a bit of money; others have a specific country or countries where they have always dreamed of living. Whatever your…
Due to visa requirements, some countries require English teachers to hold a BA degree or equivalent. However, if you don’t have a degree, don’t let this stop you from considering becoming an EFL Teacher! There are still plenty of opportunities around the world to teach English without a degree, and after reading this blog post,…
So, you’ve decided that you want to teach English to non-native speakers? Great! Whether it’s teaching English abroad during a gap year, something rewarding to keep you busy in retirement or to change your career, TEFL’s a great choice. But maybe you’ve started looking into how to get TEFL certified, and you’ve found yourself a…
There are many reasons why people take a gap year before going off to university. Whether it’s to travel and experience new cultures, save money, increase confidence, gain work experience, learn a new language or skill, or even take the time to work out if university is the right fit. But maybe you’re wondering about…
