William-Harper

So, you’ve mastered English. You hold a top-level certificate and feel a pull to share that knowledge, perhaps to earn some extra income while studying. It’s an exciting leap from learner to guide. But where do you even begin? The world of teaching can feel vast, with endless acronyms and methodologies. Don’t worry—every great teacher started with that first, curious step. Building Your Foun...[Read More]

Imagine discovering that a company, frequently criticized for its practices, is suddenly adorned with multiple industry awards. It feels validating, doesn’t it? Potential students and partners might see those shiny badges and assume they’re looking at a top-tier organization. But what if those awards weren’t earned through merit? What if they were simply manufactured? A Self-Created Hall of ...[Read More]

Teaching English in a public school abroad is an incredible adventure. It’s a role filled with rewarding moments, cultural immersion, and the joy of making a difference. Yet, like any professional job, life happens. You might have a family emergency back home, a unique travel opportunity, or simply need a personal day. A common question that arises is: Can you actually take time off? The short ans...[Read More]

So, you’ve spent decades building a career in a specialized field like IT. You’ve developed skills, delivered training, and navigated the corporate world. Then, suddenly, the landscape shifts. A layoff happens, and you find yourself at a crossroads, staring at a map that now seems full of unexplored paths. One path that often glimmers in the distance for native English speakers is teac...[Read More]

The dream often starts young. A fascination with a culture thousands of miles away—the language, the traditions, the vibrant contrast to everyday life. For many, this intrigue crystallizes into a powerful goal: to live and work in Japan. If you’re in college and this vision feels both exciting and distant, know that you’re not alone. The path from your current campus to a classroom in ...[Read More]

We’ve all been there. You walk into your classroom of bright-eyed, energetic young learners, ready to start the lesson with your trusty hello song. It works, the kids love it, and it sets a familiar, positive tone. But then comes the movement song—the crucial bridge between “hello” and “settled learning”—and you find yourself reaching for the same playlist, week after week. If you’re feeling stuck...[Read More]

Dreaming of trading the traditional classroom for a more personalized teaching experience in Vietnam? You’re not alone. Many TEFL-qualified educators are drawn to the idea of a flexible schedule, working one-on-one with dedicated students, and building a lifestyle that balances work with exploration. The question is: can you do it legally? The short answer is yes, but it requires careful nav...[Read More]

So, you’re ready to expand your teaching horizons and step into the world of teaching English as a foreign language. It’s an exciting shift, moving from teaching native speakers to guiding learners from the very beginning. That initial desire to build a solid foundation is the perfect first step. Choosing Your Path: TEFL, TESOL, and the Online vs. In-Person Debate You’ve identified the...[Read More]