Remember that learning a language requires motivation, discipline, patience, and vision. If you don’t see where you are going with your target language early on then you are just wasting your time. It’s not a good practice to stop in the middle of something because you suddenly realized that it’s not worth it. Know your goal, set your mind to it so you will never get lost along the way.

Are you interested in teaching English online? Like you, I’m a new starter to this career of teaching English to non-native speakers, so I wanted to share five tips on what not to do in your early days.

In this blog post, our TEFL alumna shares their course review and makes an outline of the content.

Working from home brings both opportunities and challenges. It’s time to get more in touch with family and to appreciate each other, especially during these difficult times. It can also provide a positive environment to grow, learn and focus. Instead of spending valuable time traveling to and from work, you can set your own schedule.

If you are already TEFL certified, there are a lot of great extra courses that can push your portfolio to the next level. Here are the 6 reasons that it’s a great idea to do additional TEFL Courses.

Parents play an important role in students' and teachers' lives. Our TEFL graduate considers the ways they can really assist in the educational process.

Our TEFL graduate explains the differences between teaching individual students and groups.

All of us were taken by surprise and panic when Corona Virus had hit our community. As we looked for answers as to how we could avert its negative effect on us, most of us turned to the internet to search for answers. Here are the 5 most searched English words online in the recent pandemic.

Taking a TEFL course is a great decision. However, it can be not clear why teacher needs to be certified. In this blog post, our TEFL graduate shares their thoughts on taking a TEFL course.

In this article, our TEFL graduate shares their thoughts on rapport establishment.