TEFL - English teaching jobs and courses
If you've already done the qualification or have enough experience theres no need to sell the idea to you, you will already know how great a way to live abroad TEFL is. Use the TEFL jobs section to plan your next term.
Teaching your native language in a foreign country isn’t easy, but it is hugely rewarding. Becoming part of a native community allows you to get to know the country in a way hopping from hostel to hostel never can. You’ll learn as much from your students as they will from you. But before you grab a dictionary, a tube of sunscreen and a suitcase, hold on… there’s more to this teaching lark than there may seem… Find a great TEFL course here.
Read a first hand account about teaching English in France as a foreign national. Teaching English in Europe can be a relatively well paid way to live and a good way to integrate into a foreign culture.Full artice
What is the allure of delving into the unfamiliar? For many travelers, old and young alike, the answer is clear the moment they capture the sight of Prague castle at night, casting its lights over the dark surface of the Vltava River. The bustling capital of the Czech Republic has a population of approximately 1.2 million. The growing ex-patriot community thrives in the heart of the city and the energy of youth culture pulsates throughout Prague’s winding cobblestone alleys. Americans, Brits, Australians and visitors of all nationalities mingle and brush elbows with many interesting characters in Prague’s numerous pubs, clubs and cafes…..Full artice
Bree completed the 120 hour TESOL certification course in Phuket Thailand, in this article she shares her experiences with others interested in doing so. Bree desperately wanted to become an English teacher but was seriously worried about her lack of English grammar knowledge. This worry was unfounded, as it became apparent on the first day that all English grammar that was needed would be completely covered and inputted in a friendly and structured way.