I finished their 100-hour cert…
I finished their 100-hour certificate a while back. As someone who needs a hands-on approach, it worked well. I’m satisfied and proud to have the qualification. It let me travel and work, which was the main goal. The instructor, *******, was really helpful. Overall, it was a good experience.
Having just finished the 100-h…
Having just finished the 100-hour program last week, I feel pleased with how it went. As someone who learns by reflecting, the course style really suited me. It has made me more confident about teaching abroad, which is great because I want to see the world in a meaningful way.
The Visa Transition: From Teaching to a New Career Path
Making a career change is an exciting step, especially after dedicating time to teaching. For many educators abroad, this journey involves a crucial logistical puzzle: managing the visa transition. Leaving a job tied to a specific visa status can feel daunting, but with the right approach, you can ensure a smooth handover to your next professional chapter. Understanding Your Current Visa Status Yo...[Read More]
Side Hustles: Teaching English on a Japanese Work Visa
So, you’ve landed in Japan with a valuable skill set—perhaps a degree in language teaching—and you’re looking to share your knowledge and earn some extra income. The idea of offering private language lessons online or in-person seems like a perfect fit. But then you hit the bureaucratic wall of visa regulations, and things get confusing fast. You’re not alone. Many qualified educators find themsel...[Read More]
The Berlin Job Market: A Qualified Educator’s Guide
So, you’re an experienced educator with a stellar international background, and Berlin is calling. The city’s vibrant culture and dynamic energy are incredibly appealing, but navigating its specific job market from abroad can feel like a puzzle. You’re not alone. Many highly qualified teachers find themselves in this exciting yet uncertain position. Your international school experience is a huge a...[Read More]
The Voice-First Revolution: Ditching Translation App Fumbles Abroad
We’ve all been there. You’re navigating daily life or enjoying a vacation in a new country, and you hit that wall. Your basic conversational skills are fine, but the moment you need to explain something complex—a specific dietary need, a technical issue with your accommodation, or a nuanced question about local history—everything grinds to a halt. The familiar, awkward dance begins. The Old Strugg...[Read More]
Philosophy in the Classroom: A Fun Toolkit for Young Thinkers
Ever watched a classroom discussion suddenly ignite? Not with facts and figures, but with big, curious questions. The kind that make everyone pause and think. Bringing philosophy into a learning environment isn’t about dusty old textbooks. It’s about unlocking a sense of wonder and critical thinking in every student. Imagine turning your classroom into a community of inquiry. Where students ...[Read More]
Unlocking Your Next Chapter: Advancing Your Teaching Career Abroad
Feeling stuck in a teaching role abroad is a common experience. You’ve gained invaluable classroom experience, immersed yourself in a new culture, and proven your dedication. Yet, the path forward can seem unclear, with questions about salary, progression, and long-term goals looming large. This crossroads is not an end point, but a signpost for growth. The Plateau: Recognizing the Need for Change...[Read More]
Just wrapped up the 300-hour c…
Just wrapped up the 300-hour certification. I’m really satisfied with how it turned out. My main goal was to get more freedom in life, and this course fits that perfectly. The structure worked well for me.
Having completed an academic b…
Having completed an academic bridging certificate, I was a goal-oriented student wanting to experience life abroad. Now, as a graduate, I felt very happy and well-prepared. The practical skills were exactly what I needed.
Getting this microcredential d…
Getting this microcredential done felt good. I was really encouraged by my progress week to week. A big reason I did this was to gain an international perspective, and the course delivered that. Huge thanks to ******* for all the help.
Finishing the self-paced progr…
Finishing the self-paced program has me feeling much more confident about teaching abroad. Honestly, I was just looking to get away from my routine and start fresh. I’m truly delighted with how it all turned out. A huge thanks to ******* for all the help.