Teaching English Online
Online English teaching is the fastest-growing sector in English Language Teaching. Whether you’re new to teaching and want to find out more or are an established online tutor looking for professional development, we have resources for all types of virtual EFL teachers. Learn about the skills and technology needed for the virtual classroom, online teaching salaries, job opportunities, best practices, and much more. We’ll help you successfully navigate teaching English online from home!
How Online English Teachers Can Adapt to Changes in Chinese Law
China, a huge marketplace for English language instruction, has seen dramatic changes in its education system this past summer. New policies have affected private tutoring, which has made it necessary for online English teachers to adapt to changes in Chinese law. Though the online teaching market has been disrupted, the change also brings new opportunities […]
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Where Can I Teach English as a Non-Native Speaker?
Is teaching English abroad only open to native English-speaking teachers? Certainly not! But teachers who speak a first language other than English may wonder which regions or specific countries are most welcoming to bilingual teachers. We’ll provide the breakdown!
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How to Teach English Online as a Digital Nomad
The coronavirus crisis has redefined the TEFL landscape as we know it. What does that mean for the future of teaching English abroad? Consider another way to work and travel the world – as a digital nomad.
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6 Common Challenges ESL Students Face (and How Teachers Can Help)
Learn about the most common challenges ESL students face so that you can help learners overcome them and have a positive English language learning experience.
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The Best Digital Tools for Teaching English Online
From schedulers to teaching platforms to game apps, these tools for teaching English online will help keep you organized and your students engaged!
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What Are Some Common Online English Teaching Job Interview Questions?
Answering online teaching interview questions is often nerve-racking – but it doesn’t have to be! Learn the most common types of interview questions and how to answer them.
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How to Teach 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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Can I Teach English Online With No Degree?
Yes, it’s absolutely possible! We’ll share some online English tutoring companies that hire teachers without bachelor’s degrees, give you tips for standing out when applying to jobs, and even offer alternative avenues for teaching online.
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How and Why to Earn College Credit for Your TEFL/TESOL Course
Find out how you can get college credit for Bridge TEFL/TESOL courses, and explore your options for taking the Bridge IDELTOnline course as a pathway to a master’s program at Bridge partner universities.
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10 Non-Chinese Online ESL Companies
The recent changes to China’s laws may have affected your ability to teach English online, but these non-Chinese online ESL companies are a great alternative!
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