As online learning picks up pace, the demand for online teachers continues to grow. So will class sizes. This is where a dual monitor setup for teaching online can come in handy. Here’s our guide to using – and choosing – two monitors while teaching online.
Predictions are always difficult to make, especially during times of heightened uncertainty. As ESL teachers contemplate the road ahead, we attempt to look at demand for ESL teachers abroad and what the future might look like.
Vietnam has become one of the most popular places to teach English. It’s also one of the fastest growing economies in the world. The good news for ESL teachers in Vietnam is that you can enjoy a decent income, lifestyle and casual work atmosphere. Let’s talk about how to dress as an ESL teacher in Vietnam.
South Korea is one of the most popular ESL job markets, and while Korean culture has long been one of tradition and conservatism, it has also in many ways become a trend setter in Asian pop culture. So what should you wear to when you go to work as
When it comes to the workplace, Japan has relatively conservative approach to how one should dress. It is common to see men and women dressed formally. But does this apply to ESL teachers, too? Let’s talk about it.
Moviemakers and photographers have used green screens to create impressive camera tricks for ages. But with current technology, anyone can do the same, right at home. In this post, we’re going to show you how to use a green screen in an online classroom.
UAE is one of the most lucrative and competitive markets for ESL teaching opportunities in the Middle East. While the country is ultramodern and hosts a large expat population, many aspects of Emirati culture remain conservative, and that affects how ESL teachers should dress for work.
Thailand is world-famous for having a culture of tolerance. Despite this, there are aspects of Thai culture which are conservative. This affects how a foreign teacher in Thailand is expected to dress at work.
Saudi Arabia is a country with a very conservative culture, and while recent reforms have softened some of this strictness, it remains a society adherent to Islamic traditions. This includes how men and women are expected to dress in public. If you plan to teach in this lucrative ESL job market, here’s what you need to know about dressing up for work.
How are ESL teachers expected to dress in China? In this post, we look at the typical expectations schools have for their teachers, and what you need to think about as a foreign teacher working in China.
