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The Best Legit Essay Writing Service on Reddit
The best legit essay writing company on Reddit is HandMadeWriting. They use highly educated experts who can tackle documents of any complexity, or subject matter. They adhere to the highest standards of academic integrity and provide their documents on time. HandMadeWriting like many other subreddits, isn’t one of the ...[Read More]
Essay Writers
ExpertWriting The expert writing essay writer from ExpertWriting can provide top-quality writing for an affordable price. They guarantee their work’s originality as well as will provide you with complimentary revisions. The essay writing services they provide are extremely efficient and prompt. The business has a highl...[Read More]
Literature Review Writing Services
Students need help with their reviews on literature may turn to professional writing assistance. These writing services employ professional writers who are proficient in writing such essays. They will adhere to your directions and provide you with the finished product on deadline. The service is beneficial for many rea...[Read More]
How to Choose a Write My Paper Service
An expert can assist you to with your work. When you decide to hire an individual to esaay compose your essay be sure to take into account a range of things. These include the cost for hiring professional writers, the convenience of hiring writers as well as the reputation of academics. The cost of hiring an assistant ...[Read More]
Hire The Most Effective Essay Writing Service In The Uk
In her first ever online video essays ? on Lynch?s Wild at Heart ? she shakes up the videographic universe with an exquisite fusion of personal-essay-filmmaking in a film critical vein. I actually love what Dayna achieves in the extremely concise and powerful frame of Outside the Lines. Their collaboration produced a s...[Read More]
How Can I Write My Essay Fast?
Have you ever wondered “How can I speedily write an essay?” It’s not an easy one to answer. Don’t fret! You are able to get assistance with a helpline. All you have do is pay a down and choose the writer you want to hire. Perhaps you’d like to consider using mind mapping to organize your ideas. Mind mapping refers to t...[Read More]
Self-Care and The TEFL Teacher: How To Avoid Teacher Burnout
Being an English as a foreign language (EFL) teacher is no walk in the park, we all know that. Being a TEFL teacher requires patience, dedication, hard work and stamina, there’s no doubt about that – even if you have done an internationally recognised TEFL course (like ours!). But not many people realise just how taxin...[Read More]
Self-Care and The TEFL Teacher: How To Avoid Teacher Burnout
Being an English as a foreign language (EFL) teacher is no walk in the park, we all know that. Being a TEFL teacher requires patience, dedication, hard work and stamina, there’s no doubt about that – even if you have done an internationally recognised TEFL course (like ours!). But not many people realise just how taxin...[Read More]
Best Places to TEFL with No Degree: Cambodia
No degree? Want to TEFL abroad? No problem! Discover all the best places to TEFL with no degree in our new blog series, starting with….Cambodia! Where is Cambodia? Let’s start off with the basics. After all, it would be a bit strange deciding you want to teach there if you have no idea where in the world it is! Cambodi...[Read More]
How Spanish schools differ to schools in the UK or South Africa
Thinking about working as a TEFL teacher in Spain? First off – great idea! Secondly, there are a few things you’ll need to know before you head out there, as Spanish schools can be really different to schools in the UK or South Africa. Don’t worry though! You’ll find that a lot of the differences will make for a more r...[Read More]
How Spanish schools differ to the UK Copy
Casual is the way forwards! There are rarely uniform in Spanish schools! The kids wear their own trainers, t-shirts and shorts – even the teachers dress in a much more relaxed way than teachers in the UK. Everyone looks a lot more colourful and comfortable! First name terms The teachers are all called by their first na...[Read More]
How to get your TEFL certification online
Let’s start with the why. Why should you want to complete your TEFL certification online instead of in-person? Lots of reasons really but to name a few… You can work around your existing schedule – no need to take blocks of time off work to attend in-person classes or run yourself ragged trying to drive/bike/walk to a ...[Read More]
World Teachers’ Day!
We think the title speaks for itself, but today is all about teachers from around the world! Also known as International Teachers Day, World Teachers’ Day was established in 1994 to provide a day for us to focus on the educators of the world. The main aims of the day are to show appreciation to all the wonderful teache...[Read More]
5 Ways to Make Friends When Living Abroad
The biggest question I get asked when talking about living abroad is “How on Earth do you make friends??” I’ve been a solo traveler for over 10 years and I’m here to share my top 5 favorite ways to make friends while traveling! Although I usually travel to a country alone, I always manage to find really cool and incred...[Read More]
What You Should Know about Teaching Business English versus Teaching General English
So you know about teaching English as a foreign language (TEFL), but do you know about teaching Business English versus teaching General English? After all, TEFL teachers need to be flexible when it comes to their teaching and you never know when you might be tasked with teaching Business English. English is fast beco...[Read More]
Common Problems for Spanish Speakers Learning English as a Foreign Language
The English as a foreign language market (EFL) for Spanish speakers learning English is booming. With youth unemployment at an all-time high of 50%, many Spaniards see proficiency in English as their ticket to employment both in and outside the country. This is proven by the popularity of Cambridge exams and the improv...[Read More]
South Africans Teaching English Abroad — Londiwe’s Story of Teaching in China
Teaching English as a foreign language (TEFL) has taken the world by storm. So much so that the idea of teaching English online or overseas has almost become a cliche. You’d be forgiven for thinking that South Africans teaching English abroad is a fantasy. You might be thinking that this utopian life of teaching and li...[Read More]
We’re here to help!
We know times are tough at the moment and, with the cost of living rising all the time, it might seem like your TEFL dreams are getting more and more out of reach. We are determined that you shouldn’t have to miss out on an amazing new teaching adventure just because of the economic environment, so we’ve put certain th...[Read More]
15 Genius Teaching Tips and Travel Hacks for TEFL Teachers
Time is money. Work smart, not hard. Life’s too short for lesson prep*. *Okay, so maybe we made this one up. We have many sayings in English which remind us how precious our time is and why we shouldn’t waste it. And we agree wholeheartedly. This is why we love a good hack to save us time (and preferably money, too). I...[Read More]
What is TESL? And is it different to TEFL & TESOL?
So, you’ve made the decision to teach English online or abroad – great start! But have you become confused by all the different acronyms out there? Want a hand? No problem! We’ve been through some of the main acronyms before (TEFL, TESOL, EFL and ESL) but there’s been one missing – TESL! Sound familiar? It’s impressive...[Read More]
How You Can Live and Teach English Abroad as a South African
South Africa might be one of the most beautiful countries on the planet, but that doesn’t mean that we shouldn’t spread our wings and discover what lies beyond our borders. Living and working abroad is an opportunity all South Africans should be aware of. Even though it might seem like the odds are stacked against us, ...[Read More]
Long-term Travel Essentials for TEFL Teachers: The Ultimate Packing Guide for Teaching Abroad
Love it or hate it, an important part of leaving on a jet plane is packing. You’ve probably packed many times for day trips, weekend trips, backpacking trips or even long-ish holidays, but packing for long-term travel is another kettle of fish entirely. The long-term travel essentials you need are quite different to th...[Read More]
Festival of the Month: La Tomatina in Spain
Ever wanted to run around while being pelted with tomatoes? Well your (very odd) wish has come true! Every year in August, thousands of people make their way to La Tomatina Festival in Spain to take part in the world’s messiest tomato throwing event. They’ve even had to limit the number of people allowed, as the tiny t...[Read More]
Get Camera Confident: TEFL Teacher Tips
How to Gain Camera Confidence – Tips and Tricks for Teaching Online As a regular classroom teacher, I wondered if I could ever be an online English teacher? I questioned myself if I had the confidence to teach on a social media platform that was new to me. For sure, I had my doubts and I was uncertain if this was a car...[Read More]
Reverse culture shock
Once you qualify to teach English as a foreign language – to be a TEFL teacher – it can seem like the whole world is opening up for you. And it is. Now that you have an internationally-recognised TEFL certificate under your belt, you are free to teach anywhere in the world, or even from your home office. Read more: 7 ...[Read More]
Teaching English Online Without a Degree
Teaching English isn’t all about teaching abroad. In fact, you can do the opposite and teach English online from the comfort of your own home. Teaching English Online is a fantastic way to earn money without needing to spend your hard earned cash and your precious time commuting to and from your workplace. How often do...[Read More]
How to Write a TEFL Cover Letter & TEFL CV
In the world of teaching English as a Foreign Language, very rarely do you interview in-person. You send off your English teacher cover letter and CV, expecting them to do the talking for you without even meeting your potential employer. Yet the importance of making a good first impression to your employer or school is...[Read More]
Survival Tips for Your First Day in the EFL Classroom – No Experience? No Problem!
No matter how good your Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL) qualification is – (even if it’s from The TEFL Academy!) – you are likely to have those butterflies in the pit of your stomach before you walk in the classroom. This is normal. But that doesn’t mean you can’t be prepared. Here are our top survival ti...[Read More]
How do I become an ESL teacher?
First off, for those that don’t know, an ESL teacher teaches English as a Second Language (ESL). This is basically the exact same thing as TEFL (Teaching English as a Foreign Language), just worded slightly differently! Thinking of becoming an ESL teacher? That’s a great idea! And we can help you get started. Keep read...[Read More]
Teaching in Thailand vs Vietnam
Vietnam and Thailand are some of TEFL’s most popular destinations, and for good reason. Southeast Asian hospitality, delicious and cheap cuisine, biodiversity in abundance, beautiful tropical landscapes, need I say more? Now, you’ve set your sights on either Vietnam or Thailand, but you may be asking a few questions. S...[Read More]
