Having completed an academic bridging certificate, I then finished this TEFL course. I feel ready to teach English overseas now. The course lets you travel and work. My instructor ******* really helped me understand complex topics. It was a lot of work, so I’m a bit less happy about the free time I lost, but it was worth it.
So, you’ve found a TEFL job listing in a charming, historic European city. The photos look idyllic, the school seems friendly, and you’re ready for an authentic cultural experience. Then you see the salary figure. Your excitement stutters. €800 per month? Could that possibly be correct for a full-time teaching position? The short answer is, unfortunately, yes, it can be right. This sce...[Read More]
So, you’ve just been handed a last-minute teaching assignment. A group of young learners is arriving, and you need to fill several hours a day with engaging, meaningful English practice. The provided material feels stale, and you’re starting from scratch. Sound familiar? This is a classic “sink or swim” moment for many language teachers. The good news? This is a fantastic opportunity t...[Read More]
Feeling like you’ve hit a plateau is a common experience for many dedicated TEFL professionals. You have the certifications, the experience, and a genuine passion for helping students understand English. Yet, the path to greater growth, better opportunities, and increased income seems unclear. If this sounds familiar, you’re not alone. The journey from a competent teacher to a sought-a...[Read More]
So, you’re ready to take the leap and teach English abroad. You’ve got your sights set on East Asia, but a big question remains: South Korea or China? Both are giants in the EFL world, offering incredible opportunities for adventure and professional growth. But the path to getting there—and the experience itself—can be quite different. The Gateway: Certification Requirements One of the first diffe...[Read More]
So, you’ve decided to take the leap and teach English abroad. You’re looking at two major powerhouses: China and South Korea. It’s a fantastic dilemma to have, but it leads to a crucial question many aspiring teachers ask. Is a TEFL certification alone enough to secure a well-paying ESL position in China? The short answer is: yes, it is often the primary requirement. For many entry-level positions...[Read More]
So, you’ve been teaching at a school through a dispatch agency, and things are going great. The students love you, the administration is impressed, and they’ve dropped a tantalizing hint: they’d like to hire you directly once your contract ends. This is fantastic news! It’s a testament to your hard work. But before you start celebrating, there’s a crucial document you need to revisit: your current...[Read More]
The 100-hour program gave me a lot of practical confidence. I’m delighted with the focus on real classroom skills. To improve my English teaching further, I look forward to their next course. I also appreciated *******’s teaching style.
Currently finishing my certificate, I took their online university-level course a while back. Honestly, I was happy with it. As a goal-oriented person, it suited my learning style. I needed a change from my routine, and this helped me start fresh. I’d consider another one of their courses down the line.
Having completed the academic bridging certificate, I feel thrilled. The self-paced style suited an independent learner like me. My main motivation was to explore new cultures through TEFL. I am looking forward to their next course.
Honestly, I felt satisfied finishing the career-focused digital course. Being a visual learner, some parts were trickier online. My main motivation was to meet peers from different backgrounds, which was a bit limited. Still, it was a decent program that covered the essentials.
Having finished the certificate last week, I’m pleased with it. I wanted to gain an international perspective. As someone who completed a career-focused online course before, I like to think over the material. The whole experience has definitely inspired me.