India may not be a popular TEFL destination but it is most certainly a trendy tourist destination. That being said, many visitors to India don’t look further than the beaches of Goa, the markets of Delhi or the River Ganges for their Indian adventure. Beyond that, what is India known for? With such a big … Continue reading “What is India Known for?” The post What is India Known for? ap...[Read More]
TEFL Internships are a great way to get your TEFL qualification, some great teaching experience and see some amazing countries. But, you might be thinking “what does an internship actually include and what do I need to do?” Worry not – we’ve got you covered with this easy step-by-step guide to TEFL Internships! Step 1. Decide which TEFL Internship you want to do There are loads of TEFL Internships...[Read More]
Moving to a country you’ve never been too before is definitely out of most peoples comfort zones. Personally, I spent hours on Google searching for blogs about living in Vietnam, hoping to get some insight and prepare myself. I came across some glowing reviews of people who swore they’d never leave again, and across severe criticism about never returning. Factual information about the logistics of...[Read More]
If you have done your research into doing a TEFL course you’ll know that they come in various formats and different lengths. You can do a TEFL course 100% online or 100% face-to-face or a combination of both. Courses range from 20 hours to over 360 hours, which is quite a difference and can be … Continue reading “How Long Does a 168-Hour Course Take with a Fulltime Job?” The post How L...[Read More]
From October 1994, we’ve been providing top quality TEFL courses and award-winning internships, but where did it all start and what have we been doing over 25 years!? Follow us through the years with this TEFL timeline… 1994 Where it all started, back in October 1994. We brought all our shared TEFL knowledge together to invent the first ever 2-day classroom course. 2001 Moving on 7 years, we’re no...[Read More]
Congratulations to Margarita for completing our TEFL course! Way to go! Here is what she has to say about get TEFL: “I am incredibly grateful to you for this course, it is very concise and interesting, and thanks for your quick response and support. I learned a lot of new things, I began to better understand what it means to be a teacher and find an approach to children, and I am sure that I...[Read More]
The demand for TEFL teachers is huge, but how do you go about getting your first TEFL job? Where should you look and what do you need? Follow these 4 easy steps and you’ll land your dream TEFL job in no time! Step 1 – Get TEFL qualified The most important step is getting TEFL qualified. Almost all employers worldwide require English teachers to have at least a 120-hour TEFL qualification, but the ...[Read More]
India is a fascinating country with surprises around every corner, and it’s a firm favourite with tourists who want to experience a different side of Asia. As for a TEFL destination, it’s an interesting choice. It is possible to teach English as a Foreign Language in India but the market is not very big. How … Continue reading “The State of English in India” The post The State of Engli...[Read More]
Dolly has just successfully completed our TEFL course! Way to go! Here is what she has to say about get TEFL: “I am very happy with information I learnt from this course and my tutor was very helpful. She would suggest ways on how I can improve.” Thanks for your nice comments. I’ve enjoyed having you in our TEFL course. Your enthusiasm for teaching is refreshing. You did an excel...[Read More]
Gregory has just successfully completed our TEFL course! Way to go! Here is what he has to say about get TEFL: “getTEFL was a great way for helping me understand the basics about teaching and providing key tips for being a successful teacher. I would recommend this program to anyone who would like to teach abroad but is unsure about how to apply and needs to remember the fundamentals of effe...[Read More]
The second largest country in the world by population, it is not surprising that India holds many secrets. Simultaneously chaotic and peaceful, India is a country of oxymorons and superlatives. We can’t think of another country that could hold so many records. What on earth are we talking about? Here are thirteen things about India … Continue reading “13 Things about India You Probably Didn’...[Read More]
Congratulations on considering India as your TEFL destination! It’s definitely an interesting choice. India is not the most popular country to teach English as a Foreign Language, which is a real shame. India has got so much to offer – from forts in the desert to crazy rickshaw rides in the city to mouthwatering food … Continue reading “What is The Average Salary for Teaching Abroad in India...[Read More]