TEFL & ESL Blog
Teaching at a Private School in Japan – What It’s Like
Haley shares what it was like to teach at a private school in Japan, including commuting to classes, driving in Japan, and advice for those considering it.
5 Things to Remember When Teaching English Pronunciation
Teaching English pronunciation is hard but can make a huge difference in how your students progress – here are 5 tips to keep in mind during your lessons.
6 Interesting Assignments to Engage Online Students
Most online teachers struggle with engagement at some point in their career – here are 6 lesson ideas to get your students interacting again.
What It’s Like Teaching for EF in Wuhan, China
See how Anthony got started teaching for EF in Wuhan, China – a tier 2 city bigger than NYC – and what he thought of the experience.
What Is a Hagwon and Should You Work at One?
Hagwons are private learning centers in Korea that cater to students looking to improve their English – here is what you can expect from working at one.
What Is an Eikaiwa and Should You Work at One?
Eikaiwas are English conversation schools in Japan and offer a lot of advantages for new ESL teachers – they also vary in quality and aren’t for everyone.
6 Smart Ways to Make Money on the Side for TEFL Teachers
Looking to leverage your teaching skills to land a second jobs or side hustles to make more money – here are 6 ways to start.
Finding Work After Teaching: Advice from a Former ESL Teacher in China
Wondering what to do after teaching? You’re not alone. In this interview, Brandon discusses how to structure and use your time abroad to your advantage if you don’t plan on teaching forever.
How do I get a release letter in China?
Quitting or changing jobs? Here’s why you need a release letter and how to get one.
The Importance of List Building for Online Teachers: Cara from Leo Listening
Your email list is often your most valuable business asset – learn how Cara grows hers.
Preparing for Life After ESL
Former teacher, Kristine, shares some tips on how to prepare for transitioning from ESL to another field.
Nina on Teaching without Textbooks and Being a Teacher to Remember
Nina ditched traditional textbooks in favor of lesson plans and goals that are as unique as her students.
How Jennifer from English Outside the Box Got Started and Using Referrals to Land Students
Founder of English Outside the Box, Jennifer, tells us about landing her first online student and which tactics she uses.
Teaching Primary School in China – An Interview with Kristine
Great interview with Kristine, a primary school teacher in China – see how she got started and why she loves it!
Interview with Kim from “English with Kim” and Her Move Online
Thinking about moving online from the classroom? Kim did it and never looked back!
What Happens if I Quit My Teaching Job in China?
Thinking about quitting your teaching job in China? Here’s how it should go down.
English Online Hub Is Now ESL Authority
ESL Authority now includes a site based on teaching online, English Online Hub – here’s what went down.
5 Places to Get Your Start Teaching Online Courses
It’s never been easier to teach a course online – assuming you have an internet connection we’ve laid out 5 places to start teaching today.
Can You Teach English Online without a Degree?
Unsure if you can teach English online without a degree? Rest easy because it’s not only possible, it’s quite common. Here’s how to start.
Becoming an Online Teacher: What You Need to Know
A thorough breakdown of what to expect as an online teacher including jobs, pay, and requirements.
