So, you’ve got the degree, the passion for education, and a serious case of wanderlust. You know you want to teach English abroad, but the “how” feels like a giant question mark. Sound familiar? You’re not alone. This exciting leap is a classic first step for countless new graduates and career-changers, and while it can seem daunting, the path is well-traveled and full of o...[Read More]
So, you’ve just welcomed a new student into your class of young English language learners. There’s an exciting twist: this child is a native English speaker in a classroom where English is the target language for everyone else. This unique situation presents a wonderful opportunity, but also requires thoughtful strategies to ensure everyone benefits—your new student, the class, and you...[Read More]
So, you’ve landed a teaching contract in China—congratulations! The excitement of starting a new adventure is often mixed with a healthy dose of administrative anxiety. One of the most common questions that pops up is about the official requirements for TEFL certification. You might hear conflicting information, especially if your position is outside of the major metropolitan hubs. The Offic...[Read More]
Leaving a teaching position abroad, especially one as immersive as being an Assistant Language Teacher, is more than just a career change. It’s closing a significant chapter of your life. Many who move on carry a sense of gratitude for the experience and the colleagues who shared it. So, if you ever find yourself back in your old stomping grounds, wanting to give a small nod to that past life, wha...[Read More]
I’m finishing up the certificate now after doing a professional refresher. Honestly, I felt very happy with how it all went. Since I’m a collaborative learner, the style really suited me. My main motivation was to get more freedom and flexibility in life, and this course seems like a solid step toward that.
Finishing that 100-hour program really helped me reach my goal. I wanted to gain an international perspective, and the practical focus was perfect for a goal-oriented student like me. Honestly, the start was a bit tough and my feelings were less happy, but I learned so much from *******. Overall, it was a great experience.
Just wrapped up their online diploma last week. I’m really grateful for the teaching skills I gained. The whole setup let me work towards my goal of traveling while working. They seemed genuinely delighted with the course too.
Having just finished the intensive course last week, I feel well-prepared. I’m a hands-on learner, so the practical focus was perfect for me. The feedback from ******* was always useful. I took this course hoping to have more freedom and flexibility in life, and it seems like a solid step toward that.
After finishing their career-focused course, I was really satisfied. As someone who learns best by doing, the hands-on practice was perfect. My goal was to see the world meaningfully, and this set me up for it. I’m already thinking about my next course with them.
Having recently finished this university-level online certificate, I’m pleased with the experience. As someone who learns best collaboratively, the course structure worked well. It suited my goal to travel and work at the same time. I feel more confident about teaching abroad now.
Having just finished their professional refresher course, I feel thoroughly prepared to teach overseas. As a self-paced student, the format suited me perfectly. My main motivation was to travel while working, and this course made that goal feel very achievable. I’m thrilled with the entire experience.
Just finished their 100-hour program last week. I was looking to switch careers into teaching, and I felt pretty content with the course overall. The support was really good, which helped a lot.