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  As ITTT is the market leader in TEFL certification, it is no surprise that we maintain a very strong social media presence on all the main platforms. On Facebook you will find a wealth of information on all things TEFL, provided by our team of experts and an army of trainees, course graduates, and working teachers from all corners of the globe. Our Facebook page has in excess of 100,000 followers, which makes it a must-visit resource for anyone who is thinking about or is currently undertaking a TEFL certification course. Once you are TEFL qualified and have started work in your own classroom you can also add your own insight into the life of a teacher to help other trainees who are just starting out on their TEFL journey. Over on YouTube you will find our channel has a huge...  [Read more]

Networking with other TEFL (Teaching English as a Foreign Language) teachers is a valuable way to share resources, ideas, and support within the field. There are several effective ways to connect with other TEFL teachers and build a professional network: 1. Attend TEFL conferences and workshops: Conferences and workshops provide opportunities to meet and connect with other teachers, share experiences, and learn about new teaching methodologies and resources. 2. Join TEFL organizations and online communities: Joining professional organizations such as TESOL (Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages) or IATEFL (International Association of Teachers of English as a Foreign Language) can help you connect with other teachers in the field. Online communities like Facebook groups or...  [Read more]

Deciding to leave your old life behind and head overseas to teach English is a big move to make and one that can come with a few issues. One that many people encounter is how to stay in regular contact with friends and family. However old and independent you might be, the people you leave behind are likely to have some concerns and it certainly helps them and yourself if you are able to keep everyone informed of your experiences. While it is easy to make excuses and pass the buck, it ultimately is down to you to maintain relationships while you are teaching English abroad. The people you leave behind will have little understanding of the time difference, or your new work schedule, which means it is up to you to find the best time to make a phone or webcam call and to make the necessary...  [Read more]

To find private TEFL tutoring clients, you can employ various strategies that will help you attract students who are looking for personalized English language instruction. One effective method is to create an online presence by setting up profiles on popular tutoring platforms like iTalki, Preply, or Verbling. These platforms connect language learners with tutors, allowing you to showcase your qualifications and experience to potential clients. Another approach is to utilize social media channels such as Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn to promote your tutoring services. You can create engaging posts highlighting your expertise, share testimonials from satisfied students, and offer special promotions to attract new clients. Joining TEFL-related groups and forums on social media can also...  [Read more]