Online Teacher Certification

  The job of an English language teacher requires many different skills and if you can develop these to a high standard you will certainly be remembered by your students as a great TEFL teacher. The most important skills include, communication, patience, organization, confidence, and passion for the job.  [Read more]

We believe that the most important part of becoming an English teacher is getting as much teaching practice as possible. That's why we put great emphasis on practical teaching sessions at our training center in guatemala. During your four-week in-class course, you will teach students of various ages and class sizes. That way, you will be as best prepared as possible for your first position teaching overseas. By the end of the training course in La Antigua, every trainee will have completed up to 10 teaching sessions with real EFL students.  [Read more]

All our TEFL/TESOL courses are led by professional training staff who have been working as teachers overseas for years. The courses are open to anyone interested in teaching English as a foreign language and run throughout the entire year. Our training center is located in a beautiful part of Rome and is close to shopping, sightseeing and nightlife. Since italy is a popular destination for teaching English abroad, it will not be hard to find a teaching position upon completing the course.   [Read more]

Our training center in Tokyo offers you the unique opportunity to work with real EFL students and gain valuable teaching experience during your stay. During the four-week intensive in-class course, you will not only work with English learners of various ages, but you will also learn all the theoretical skills and knowledge you need to succeed in EFL classrooms worldwide. All teacher trainers work hard to prepare you for your first teaching job overseas.  [Read more]

One of the main advantages of our in-class TEFL/TESOL training courses is the strong focus on teaching practice. Not only will you be able to observe our training staff teach local EFL students, but you will also plan and present your own classes to local students. vietnam is an exciting location with a high demand for qualified teachers in English as a foreign language. Therefore, it will be easy to secure a suitable position in Ho Chi Minh after graduating from the course. If you would like to move elsewhere, you will have little trouble finding suitable teaching positions as we provide lifelong job support to all course graduates.  [Read more]

  What mental picture do you have of an ESL teacher? Someone in formal clothes in a traditional classroom delivering English lessons to rows of uniformed children. Perhaps a ‘T-shirt and jeans backpacker’ at the beach discussing adverbs with a group of adults in a bamboo hut? Both exist, but which is in most demand?  [Read more]

  As an online TEFL teacher you can choose to work from any location, as long as you have a good internet connection and the correct equipment specified by the employer. For many people this means working from home, although it is also common for people to teach online while traveling the world.  [Read more]

  Having some knowledge of the local language may provide a more fulfilling experience when teaching English abroad, but it is not necessary in order to be an effective teacher. At ITTT we provide TEFL courses based on the principle that English is the only language used during lessons.  [Read more]

There are a number of EFL teaching scenarios that involve tutoring. The most obvious is that of one-to-one teaching. This can take place in a school, a language center, at a business or privately. Regardless of the teaching scenario, the route to becoming a TEFL tutor is basically the same as becoming a TEFL teacher. In general there are three ways to gain the certification required to become a TEFL tutor. They all involve a course with a minimum of 120 hours of training. This can be done from anywhere in the world with a computer and an internet connection. Typical 120-hour courses give you up to six months to complete the course, working at your own pace. These courses will cover the main aspects of EFL teaching, those being, learning about teaching methodology and learning how to teach...  [Read more]

  Many qualified teachers decide to make use of their skills and look for teaching positions abroad. When doing so they often believe that they do not require a TEFL certificate since they are already teachers. However, many employers will still require a TEFL certificate since it is a very specialized field in the world of teaching.  [Read more]

  "ESL teacher" can be used to describe various situations as teachers in this field work in a wide range of environments and teach vastly different groups of students. However, the common purpose of every ESL teacher is to help people to improve their ability to speak and write in English.  [Read more]

  The answer to this question is very broad as there are many more ways to make money having trained as a TEFL teacher than just being a TEFL teacher. Generally speaking, there are 3 main TEFL teaching options and a whole host of secondary work opportunities that can arise from your TEFL training.  [Read more]

After completing a TEFL certification course and working as an English language teacher, some people look to branch out into other avenues of the teaching profession in order to gain more experience or to earn a higher salary. One such route is to become a TEFL trainer. Teaching people to become classroom teachers can be a very rewarding and well paid job and a route into management positions or even setting up your own language school. The first and most obvious requirement is to successfully complete a TEFL course. This experience will give you the basic knowledge you need to teach English and also a valuable insight into what it takes to be a good teacher trainer. Crucially, it is not necessary to be at the top of the class when taking your course, as many of the best teacher trainers...  [Read more]

  The difference between a tutor and a teacher is that a tutor tends to be a personal teacher. A tutor usually teaches one-to-one, whereas a teacher has a class of students. Often the role of a tutor is defined in terms of what is to be taught to the student.  [Read more]

All our courses in Cusco are led by professional teacher trainers who have worked with EFL students in peru and worldwide for years. Join our four-week in-class course in Cusco and you will learn all the skills and techniques you will need to succeed in worldwide EFL classrooms. You will not only observe your teacher trainers but, following several theory lessons, also create and present your own lessons to local English learners at our training center in peru.  [Read more]

Beijing is a great place to start your TEFL/TESOL adventure. Our in-class course is open to anyone interested in teaching English overseas. The four-week training is intensive, fast-paced and extremely rewarding. Within only a month, all our trainees have learned all the skills and techniques they need to succeed in EFL classrooms around the globe. Our TEFL/TESOL qualification enables you to not only work as a teacher in china but virtually anywhere in the world. Come and join our Beijing in-class course and start your international teaching career.   [Read more]

One of the key parts of our in-class TEFL/TESOL training in Beijing is to maximize your time with local students. We believe the best way to learn how to teach is to interact with real non-native English learners and get as much practical teaching experience as possible. That's why every trainee will leave the training center with up to 10 hours of teaching sessions with local students. Our local training staff will provide helpful feedback to make sure you know what to adjust and how to quickly improve your teaching skills.   [Read more]

  The role of an EFL teacher can vary from one job to the next, although there are certain responsibilities that are common to most positions. You will need to create lesson plans, gather materials, set and grade tests, organize homework, and ensure that every student gets the help they need.  [Read more]

  One of the best things about becoming a TEFL qualified teacher is you get to choose where in the world you would like to live and work. However, if the UK is your dream destination, you might find it a little tougher than you hoped. TEFL related jobs are relatively common, but most of these will be filled by UK citizens who do not require any paperwork such as work permits and visas.  [Read more]

The demand for online TEFL teachers is currently on the rise, as more and more people around the world are looking to learn English as a second language. With the increasing globalization of business and the prominence of English as the international language of communication, there is a growing need for proficient English speakers in non-English speaking countries. This has led to a surge in the demand for qualified TEFL teachers who can deliver high-quality English language instruction online. One of the main reasons for the increasing demand for online TEFL teachers is the convenience and flexibility that online learning offers. Students can access lessons from anywhere in the world, at any time that is convenient for them. This flexibility is particularly appealing to working...  [Read more]

  Although teachers in all subjects and environments are vitally important to the continued growth of education around the world, there are a few specific reasons why we think TEFL teachers should be considered important.  [Read more]

  The Native-speaking English Teachers (NET) Scheme places certified foreign teachers into state schools in Hong Kong to work as English language teachers. Since 1998 the scheme has employed thousands of teachers and it is now seen as an integral part of the country's education system.  [Read more]

Working as a TEFL teacher in the Pacific Islands can be a unique and rewarding experience. The job market for TEFL teachers in this region varies depending on the specific island and country. Generally, the demand for English language teachers in the Pacific Islands is high due to the importance of English as a global language and the desire for locals to improve their English proficiency for tourism, business, and education. One of the key factors to consider when looking for TEFL teaching opportunities in the Pacific Islands is the level of economic development and infrastructure in the region. Countries with more developed economies, such as Australia and New Zealand, may have more established language schools and a higher demand for English teachers. On the other hand, smaller and less...  [Read more]

As a TEFL expert, I'm here to address the frequently asked question: "Can TEFL teachers teach other subjects?" Many people wonder if the skills acquired in Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL) can be applied to teaching subjects beyond English. Let's delve into this topic to provide a comprehensive answer. TEFL teachers are primarily trained to teach English as a foreign language. Their expertise lies in areas such as lesson planning, classroom management, language assessment, and teaching methodologies specifically tailored to English language learners. While TEFL teachers may possess strong communication and intercultural skills, which are transferable to other subjects, their specialized training is geared towards teaching English. In some cases, TEFL teachers may have the...  [Read more]

  Want to teach English in another country, but are not sure how much TEFL teachers make? Salaries for TEFL teachers are determined by many factors, including your qualifications and the location. One thing is certain though, teachers with a TEFL certificate typically earn higher wages than those without qualifications.  [Read more]

TEFL teachers can indeed work in community centers, offering valuable English language instruction to diverse groups of learners. Working in a community center provides a unique opportunity to engage with individuals from various backgrounds and cultures, making a positive impact on their language skills and overall integration into society. Teaching English in a community center allows TEFL teachers to reach out to individuals who may not have access to formal language education. This can include immigrants, refugees, low-income families, and other marginalized groups who can benefit greatly from improving their English proficiency. By teaching in a community setting, TEFL teachers contribute to the social welfare of the local population and foster a sense of inclusivity and community...  [Read more]

Teaching English in developing countries can be a rewarding and life-changing experience for both the teacher and the local community. There are numerous benefits to consider when deciding to teach English in these regions. Firstly, by teaching English in a developing country, you are contributing to the socio-economic development of the community. English is often seen as the language of opportunity and can open doors to higher education, better job prospects, and increased earning potential for local residents. By equipping them with English language skills, you are empowering them to break the cycle of poverty and improve their quality of life. Additionally, teaching English in developing countries can help bridge cultural divides and foster greater understanding between people from...  [Read more]

If you are a TEFL teacher who enjoys experiencing the different seasons, there are several countries that may be ideal for you. One such country is Japan, where you can experience cherry blossom season in spring, hot summers, colorful autumn foliage, and snowy winters. Teaching English in Japan can also offer a unique cultural experience and the opportunity to explore a diverse range of landscapes. Another country that offers distinct seasonal changes is South Korea. With hot summers, crisp autumns, snowy winters, and cherry blossom-filled springs, South Korea provides a variety of weather experiences throughout the year. TEFL teachers in South Korea can also immerse themselves in the country's rich history, delicious cuisine, and modern cities. In Europe, countries like Germany and the...  [Read more]

Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL) certification opens up a world of opportunities, particularly in East Asia where there is a high demand for English teachers. Countries like China, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, and Vietnam have thriving ESL markets and are popular destinations for TEFL certified teachers. Each country has its own unique requirements and preferences for English teachers, so it's essential to do thorough research before making a decision. In China, for example, major cities like Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou are popular choices for TEFL teachers due to the high demand for English education. Public schools, private language academies, and international schools are common work settings for English teachers in China. Additionally, online teaching platforms offer...  [Read more]

Finding accommodation while teaching abroad is an essential aspect of your experience as an English teacher in a foreign country. There are several key steps you can take to ensure you secure suitable housing during your time abroad. Firstly, many TEFL programs and language schools offer assistance with finding accommodation for their teachers. It's advisable to inquire with your employer or program coordinator to see if they provide any support in this area. They may have partnerships with local real estate agents or know of suitable housing options in the area. If your employer does not offer assistance, there are still plenty of resources available to help you find accommodation independently. Websites like Airbnb, Booking.com, and Craigslist are popular platforms where you can search...  [Read more]