For many TEFL graduates, working in a state run school or a private language center is the obvious outcome of gaining a TEFL qualification, but what other options are there? Here, one of our graduates looks at some other popular choices.

This blog post was written by a recent TEFL course graduate who shares their experience of handling classroom management for young learners in Japanese schools.

Why is establishing rapport important? This blog post written by a recent TEFL graduate will answer exactly this question.

This blog post was written by a recent TEFL course graduate who shares his thoughts on the three most misconceived words in English grammar: affect, that and whom.

This blog post was written by a recent TEFL graduate who shares his view of the many different roles of the ESL teacher abroad.

This post was written by a recent TEFL graduate who shares their thoughts on lesson planning and provides a solid guide to lesson planning for new teachers.

In this post, an ITTT graduate looks at why everyone should volunteer as a teacher at least once in their life.

In this blog post, a recent TEFL course graduate shares their thoughts on why someone should try out volunteer teaching.

The many differences between American and British English have caused amusement among language students for years. In this post, an ITTT graduate looks at these differences and how teachers can approach them in the classroom.

Every person who takes a TEFL course has their own reasons for doing it and their paths are often very different. In this post, one of our graduates tells their own personal story.