Job Resources
Ready to land the English teaching job of your dreams? Get tips on how stand out in a competitive market, design a professional TEFL/TESOL resume and cover letter, ace your Skype TEFL job interview, and more. Plus, learn how to take advantage of Bridge’s wide range of job resources and services, including our network of Preferred Employment Partners, the Bridge Job Board, and digital badges.
Onward and Upward! How to Scale and Expand Your ESL Business
Being an independent ESL teacher or TEFL tutor is a career with an incredible amount of opportunities. But what do you do when you’ve found your niche and your business growth begins to slow? You’ve already been successfully running your own private ESL teaching business, and now it’s time to grow it. Here’s a five-step […]
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The Ultimate Guide to Teaching PTE Test Prep
The Pearson Test of English, or PTE, is a revolutionary English proficiency test legally recognized by more than 70 nations worldwide. If you’re an English teacher looking to specialize in test prep or are looking for a way to bulk up your resume, this guide to teaching PTE test prep will get you started. This […]
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How to Stand Out on Teacher Marketplace Platforms
Tutor marketplaces can be scary places for both veteran and new teachers. With hundreds of profiles, it can be hard to stand out on English teaching platforms. Let’s take a look at some easy ways you can increase your profile’s visibility and attract a lot more students. Earn Specialized Certification in Teaching English Online as […]
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How to Teach English Online – Should I Work With a Company or for Myself?
One of the best things about teaching online is that it’s so flexible; it can be a full-time job or a side gig, you can be a new or experienced teacher, and you can even choose if you want to work with a company or go it on your own as a freelancer.
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How to Monetize Your Freelance Teaching Business
Get tips for making more money as a freelance teacher, and discover how you can monetize your freelance teaching business through social media, blogging, selling lesson plans, and more.
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JET Program: Everything You Need to Know to Teach English in Japan
Have you heard of the JET Program in Japan? This popular Japanese teacher exchange program requires assistant teaching applicants to have a bachelor’s degree and citizenship from a participating country, as well as a strong interest in Japanese culture. The salary for teachers starts at an appealing ¥3,360,000 per year (which is about $26,000 USD) […]
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Teaching English Online Salaries – How Much Can I Make?
Teaching English online is a rapidly growing field, as people in all fields seek flexible, well-paid work they can do from home. Fortunately, teaching online presents a solution! But can you support yourself working as an online teacher? Teaching English online salaries depend on your qualifications and the specific job, so you can expect to […]
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How to Use Instagram to Grow Your English Teaching Business
So, you’ve just launched your online English teaching business. You’ve got a handful of contacts and some potential students, but you’re wondering how you can reach out to more. Does this struggle ring true for you? If so, using the social media app Instagram may just step up your marketing game – and it’s not […]
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How to Teach English in Spain, Either in Person or Online!
Are you planning to jet-set to Spain to teach English? Chances are, you’ll find not only TEFL prospects but also a host of cultural adventures! From learning about medieval European history to indulging in tapas to brushing up on your Spanish skills, this popular TEFL destination has attracted lots of teachers for the unique experiences […]
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7 Reasons Why Teaching English Online as a Side Gig Is a Smart Choice
Teaching English online as a side gig has become an increasingly popular way for experienced teachers to make additional income during off seasons and slow periods. But, certified K-12 teachers aren’t the only ones who can teach English as a side gig. With a laptop, an internet connection, some creativity, and a certification or two, […]
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