In the Black Friday and Cyber Monday aftermath, we thought this might be the best time to provide some money saving tips! If you are looking to pursue a career in TEFL, having some money saved aside is essential. Initially, you will have course fees, visa fees and flights to pay for (as well as […]
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Becoming An ESL Teacher
So, you’ve finished (or almost finished) your TEFL course and you’re wondering what you should do now? Well let’s assume that you took this course to teach English as a foreign language and let’s help you find a job! The need for ESL teachers is forever growing around the world and you are now the […]
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 TEFLÂ Org believe one of the best sources of inspiration for your adventure is none other […]
Teaching Young Learners
There’s nothing more satisfying in teaching than witnessing the growth and development of your students’ skills and confidence. When your students are children, or young teens, and their whole lives are ahead of them, your job feels truly fulfilling. It’s no wonder teaching young learners is such a popular choice among ESL teachers. Why teach young people […]
Top Programmes to TEFL Abroad
To TEFL abroad provides ample opportunity to explore the world. There aren’t many occupations that allow you to travel, experience new cultures, and have the time of your life all whilst getting paid. There are a number of ways to begin your TEFL career, one of which is to enroll in a program that could see […]
Learning a New Language
Possibly one of our most frequently asked questions is whether or not being adept in another language is necessary to teach English abroad. The short answer is: no. No, you do not need to be fluent in any other language – after all, it is English you’re going abroad to teach. However, that doesn’t mean […]
Short-Term vs. Long-Term TEFL Contracts
So, you’ve completed your journey to becoming a TEFL teacher. Now it is time to decide where to go? And for how long? Not an easy decision to make for a first time TEFLer. To help you make your decision, this article will explain the differences between short-term and long-term TEFL contracts as well as […]
6 Tips to Ace Your Skype Interview
A Skype interview is the norm in the TEFL industry nowadays, especially in the first stages of the application process. The same, if not more, preparation goes into these kinds of interviews compared to a face-to-face interview. Here are my six tips for a successful Skype interview. Skype interview tips Check your tech Check for […]
What to Pack for Teaching English Abroad – Checklist
Packing to go abroad to teach English as a foreign language can be a daunting task, but this checklist should make it easier! Essentials Passport Visa TEFL certificate CV Degree certificate Insurance Birth and marriage certificates Airline tickets and itinerary Extra passport photos Driving licence Criminal check Credit/ATM cards, travellers cheques etc. Money, wallet and […]
Who will my TEFL students be when I teach abroad?
Teaching English as a foreign language has never been in such high demand. Countries across the world consider a strong English speaking population imperative for future economic growth, as trade between the western world and non-English speaking countries grows. The result is an increasingly diverse range of English learners. Depending on where you find yourself […]
