One of the most common questions new ESL teachers ask is some version of: "If I start today, when can I actually be in a classroom?" The honest answer is that…Read more
Every experienced ESL teacher has a list of mistakes they made in their first year — things they wish someone had warned them about. The good news is that…Read more
One of the most confusing parts of starting an ESL career is figuring out where to actually find jobs. Unlike most industries, ESL hiring happens across a…Read more
For every great ESL job out there, there are listings designed to lure inexperienced teachers into bad situations: underpaid, overworked, stranded abroad, or…Read more
Getting hired as an ESL teacher is only half the battle — the other half is the paperwork. Immigration authorities are strict, and a single missing or…Read more
Not everyone wants to spend six months gathering documents and waiting for a government program. If your goal is to get hired quickly, start teaching, and…Read more
Choosing an online TEFL course is harder than it should be. A Google search returns hundreds of providers, all promising "internationally recognized"…Read more
Spend five minutes in any TEFL Facebook group and you'll see the question: "Do I really need a TEFL, or is it just a scam to take my money?" It's a fair…Read more
If you've started researching how to teach English abroad or online, you've probably hit a wall of confusing acronyms: TEFL, TESOL, CELTA, DELTA, CertTESOL.…Read more
If you spend any time browsing ESL job listings, you'll quickly notice that a large share of postings come from recruiters rather than schools directly. For…Read more