Category: TEFL Blog

So you want to be a teacher. Does the thought of preparing our youth to tackle the world get you

Within the past 20 years we have seen great advancements in technology. Mobile phones and laptops that are thinner than

Student motivation is very important when it comes to being a successful teacher. As teachers, our results are highly dependent

When I looked at the choices of where and how to take a TEFL course, there were two factors that

We all probably know, that music has no language. It is kindly welcomed by all nations equally, as well as

As an English teacher, we have to learn many ways of teaching. One of the most important skills is to

Proper classroom management is a crucial skill in teaching English as a foreign language. A good teacher will possess the

Games are one of the most important components in an EFL classroom. Foreign language learning games can be considered as

A few weeks ago, I was pondering on what was required for me to have a successful TEFL teaching career.

The TEFL Budget Planner is a tool to estimate your total costs to become TEFL certified and then begin working

Establishing rapport with students is important as it encourages higher motivation. When students generally feel rapport with their teachers and feel

With the end goal of working in a Japanese kindergarten or pre-school, I decided to take the Teaching English to

English is one of the most common languages in the world. Knowing English can help people communicate with others from

A TEFL course is an essential qualification future English teachers need to possess in order to teach abroad in various

Multiple researchers have shown that learning a new language is a healthy exercise for one’s brain. In today’s world where

There are many challenges for second language learners to gain the fluency with the English language. That includes reading and

I worked as an Emirates Airlines flight attendant for over 6 years. In order to be accepted you need to

The local cultural environment undoubtedly plays a crucial role in a community’s education system. When specifically talking about developing countries,

I never thought I needed to take a test to teach English before doing the TEFL course. Graduating from an

This is a question I’ve asked myself. I’m looking at it from the point of view of an established foreign