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One of the best things about teaching English online is that it’s so flexible; it can be full-time or part-time, you can work from anywhere in the world, and it’s a great option for new teachers without experience or for experienced teachers looking for extra income...
Teaching English as a foreign language (TEFL), whether online or in the classroom, is a rewarding career choice, but for many who are interested in this field, one of the first questions they have is, “What is the typical TEFL salary?” This can be a complicated question...
Whether your TEFL certification takes you to classrooms around the world or allows you to teach from the comfort of your own home, chances are you’ll accumulate experience and skills that will last a lifetime...
We asked experienced English teacher turned business owner Lorena Siegel, in Playa del Carmen, Mexico, to share her insights into the interview process for prospective teachers. She told us what she looks for when hiring new...
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...
When completing your online TEFL/TESOL course or applying for teaching jobs, you may have run across references to a “TEFL resume.” Is this different from a standard resume? And do you need one?...
If you’re an English teacher looking to work in Japan, there’s a lot in store for you besides the country’s cutting-edge technology, kawaii culture, and unique cuisine. With plenty of TEFL opportunities in this East Asian island country, teaching in Japan gives you a chance to build ...
Do you picture yourself teaching English online as a digital nomad, but you’re not sure which countries to consider? The world offers plenty of places for you to explore and work as an online ESL teacher! Let’s look at the best places for digital nomads to live and teach English online so you can plan your travel-filled, action-packed year ahead.
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...
With its exciting culture, friendly people, diverse scenery, and high demand for teachers, Thailand is a great place to TEFL. This guide will cover everything you need to know about how to teach English in Thailand in a physical classroom or online, such as the typical teaching requirements, salary, and cost of living. You’ll also discover...
Teaching English as a foreign language (TEFL), which is also referred to as teaching English to speakers of other languages (TESOL), is a rewarding career that requires dedication and passion. However, that doesn’t mean it can’t also pay well! As you make plans to get TEFL certified and teach English,...
You want to begin your adventure teaching English abroad, but with all the various websites, blogs, and advice out there, you’re not sure how to get started. Don’t let information overload stall your plans! Follow this easy, step-by-step guide on how to teach English abroad to set your plans in motion.
Whether you are just getting started teaching English or have been in the field for years, continual professional development is the best way to stay up to date with teaching trends, grow your portfolio of teaching skills, sustain your passion for teaching, and qualify you for higher-paying teaching positions.
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If you want your next English teaching destination to be a country where you can learn a lot of history, try diverse cuisine, and brush up on your Spanish skills, you may want to head to Mexico next. One of our Bridge grads, Andrés Bermudez, an English teacher from Mexico City, offers a glimpse of what it’s like to teach in his home country as well as tips for how EFL teachers can find opportunities in this culture-rich region in Central America.
For Bridge grad Edward “Eddie” Hallifax, from the U.K, age has never been a setback to thriving in the English teaching field. Eddie started his TEFL career in Spain – now he’s working independently, as well as for online English schools and marketplaces for students all across the world. He details what it’s like to live and teach in Spain, how to stand out as a freelance English teacher, and how he’s worked towards continuously building his ESL teaching skills.
Coming from the speech-language field, Bridge grad Larissa Franca, from Brazil, seized an unexpected opportunity that began her career as an online ESL teacher in Chile. The pursuit of her new dream later led her to work as an English teacher across South America. She shares how her audiology background has helped her teach ESL better, how she transitioned to the virtual classroom, and the rewarding moments that she’s had with her learners.
Empowering Portuguese-speaking students to communicate in English has always been the main goal of Bridge grad Marcos Pinheiro de Araujo, from Brazil. He began his own online English teaching school and has never looked back. He details how he has created the identity of his online ESL business, his strategies for marketing his own venture on social media, and his plans to expand the business to reach a wider student base.
Known as a long country with diverse landscapes, excellent wine, and unique traditions, Chile might just draw you in if you’re an English teacher looking for nature-filled trips and adventures in South America. A Bridge grad from the Philippines, Krzl Nunes, who is currently teaching EFL in Chile, shares what teaching and living in Chile is like as well as how you can succeed as an English teacher in this country.
Relocating to Italy has not only allowed IDELTOnline™ grad Natalia Minaieva, from Ukraine, to find safety but also expand her career in teaching English as a freelancer. Nowadays, she specializes in teaching English learners in the tech industry. She discusses going independent as an EFL teacher abroad, strategies for teaching English pronunciation, and the different programs she has developed for her learners.
