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5 Reasons Why You Should Teach English Abroad
There are many reasons why you should teach English abroad. If you’re looking to teach abroad, you likely already have your own reasons, but here are 5 more to add to the list!
How to Teach Overseas With No Experience
Teaching abroad is a great career move for both beginner and experienced teachers. Learn how to start teaching overseas with no experience!
5 Easy Ways to Save and Make Money Before Going Abroad
Make sure you’re 100% prepared to move abroad by putting extra effort into making and saving extra cash!
Moving to The UAE With Your Pet
Traveling to the UAE with a pet can be stressful, but there are steps you can take to minimize the challenges that come with it.
Online TEFL Vs In-Class TEFL
There are pros and cons to each type of TEFL course, and the best course to take completely depends on your situation and goals.
10 Benefits of Learning a New Language
Learning a new language comes with many advantages – learn about the top 10 benefits!
Pros and Cons of Teaching Online
Like all other careers, teaching online comes with pros and cons – learn about them, and decide if it’s right for you!
What Does “Saving Face” Mean?
China has a high-context culture, and saving face is incredibly important. Make sure you understand what all of this means before heading there to teach!
7 Places to Visit in the UAE
The UAE is a popular tourist and teaching destination. Learn more about some of the iconic places to visit and explore.
6 Countries to Teach Abroad In
There are tons of great teaching destinations all over the world. We can help you pick the right one for you.
How to Make Extra Cash on the Side While Teaching Abroad
Many people opt to work side hustles on top of their 9-5. Learn about some helpful side-gigs you can take while teaching abroad!
4 of the Best Board Games for ESL Students in Class
Using board games in class can be an effective way to enhance student engagement and improve English language skills. These games are also very adaptable and can be customized to match any lesson or learning context. They can be used as ice-breakers at the start of a lesson, as fillers between activities, and as activities at the end of a lesson to review key points.