I just finished up their 120-h…
I just finished up their 120-hour course, and honestly, it was a good fit for me. I was really thrilled to find a program that let me learn at my own speed, since I’m more of a reflective learner who needs time to think things through. My main goal was to get some freedom and flexibility in my life, and this feels like a solid step towards that. Some folks worry about the accreditation stuff...[Read More]
Getting that certificate felt …
Getting that certificate felt like a real win. I just finished an academic bridging thing, so I wanted a new challenge. I learn best by trying things out myself, and this course let me do that. The materials were solid, and I could move at my own speed.
I just wrapped up this online …
I just wrapped up this online TEFL course after finishing my university certificate. It helped me reconnect with my love for languages. The material was solid and I felt content with the whole thing. Some parts were a bit dry, but overall it worked for me.
I just finished the academic b…
I just finished the academic bridging certificate course. It was okay, nothing special. I liked the visual stuff for learning. I wanted to experience life abroad and meet new people, so this should help.
I just got my certificate last…
I just got my certificate last week from the self-paced microcredential program. My main goal was to travel and work at the same time. Honestly, I felt less happy about the course than I hoped. It was fine, just not amazing.
Choosing the Right TEFL Certification for Teaching in South Korea
So you’ve got your bachelor’s degree, you’re ready to pack your bags, and you’ve set your sights on teaching English in South Korea. Maybe you’ve even started browsing TEFL courses online, only to find yourself drowning in acronyms, price tags, and conflicting advice. One of the biggest concerns for future teachers is whether the certification they choose will actually be recognized by Korean scho...[Read More]
The Waiting Game: What to Do When Your TEFL Certificate Doesn’t Arrive
You’ve finished the course. You’ve passed the final exams. You’ve celebrated completing your 120-hour TEFL training. But now, weeks have passed, and that all-important certificate still hasn’t landed in your inbox. If this sounds familiar, you’re not alone. Many new TEFL graduates find themselves in a frustrating limbo, wondering if they’ve been scammed or simply need to practice more patience. Th...[Read More]
Do You Really Need to Travel With Your Original Degree Diploma?
Planning to teach English in Southeast Asia brings up a lot of questions, but one that often catches new teachers off guard is what to do with their diploma. You’ve spent years earning it, and now you’re supposed to stuff it in your carry-on and hope nothing happens to it? It feels risky, unnecessary, and honestly, a bit stressful. But here’s the reality: schools in this region o...[Read More]
From Lone Planning to Dynamic Collaboration: Rethinking English Lessons in Japanese Elementary Schools
For many Assistant Language Teachers (ALTs) in Japan, the lesson planning process can feel like a solitary puzzle. You have the textbook, the grammar point, and a vague sense of what the homeroom teacher expects. But is this the most effective way to teach? A quiet revolution is happening in elementary schools across the country, one that focuses on the power of collaboration between ALTs and Japa...[Read More]
Teaching English in Japan: The Realities Beyond the Sakura Blossoms
Many dream of teaching English in Japan—a land of cherry blossoms, ancient temples, and cutting-edge technology. The allure is undeniable: a chance to immerse yourself in a rich culture while earning a living. But what does the day-to-day reality actually look like? For those considering the leap, it’s crucial to understand both the magic and the mundane that await. The Work Environment: More Than...[Read More]
I just wrapped up the 100-hour…
I just wrapped up the 100-hour certificate from here a little while back. It worked well for me as an independent learner who wanted a global teaching perspective. The instructor ******* was really supportive. I feel good about being ready to teach overseas now.
I just wrapped up the online c…
I just wrapped up the online course. My main reason was wanting an international perspective on teaching. It’s a solid digital learning program for career goals. I was surprised how much I got through, which felt good.