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.
Anyone contemplating a career as an ESL teacher will undoubtedly come across a range of certifications under various names. The most notable of these are the TEFL, TESL, TESOL, and CELTA qualifications. Are they the same? Which one should you complete? In this post, we’ll explore each and definitively answer these questions.
This is our review of the i-to-i TEFL 180-hour online Level 5 TEFL certification. We only recommend Level 5 TEFL certification courses as they are accredited to conform to UK government qualification standards. Like all of our TEFL course reviews, this review is based on an actual assessment of the course, performed by our team. Let’s get started with our i-to-i TEFL review.
This is our review of the International TEFL Academy 170-hour Online TEFL Certification, which is an Ofqual Level 5 regulated certification. As with all TEFL certifications we review, this review is based on an actual assessment of the course, performed by our team. Let’s get started with our review of this internationally recognized TEFL certification.
Whether teaching English abroad or online, non-native English teachers face the reality of being denied opportunities to teach due to a strong preference, or even a legal requirement, for ESL teachers to be native English speakers. In this post, we’re going to reveal online teaching jobs that non-native teachers can apply for and get booked lessons with ESL learners.
ESL teachers have long been known for their wanderlust. and online ESL teachers are well-positioned to take advantage of the opportunity to work and travel. The challenge has always been having Internet access. Enter the portable hotspot, giving online ESL teachers a solution to getting connected when traveling and all other options fail.
Teach and Travel Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on linkedin Share on pinterest The United Arab Emirates is one of the world’s greatest wonders. This ultra-modern country in the desert offers teachers boundless opportunities to travel throughout Africa, Asia and the Middle East. Well-qualified teachers in UAE can earn generous salaries and benefits. …
If you use a laptop computer, you most likely have a built-in webcam you can use for teaching online. But, whether you use a laptop or desktop, placing your webcam in the most optimal position is only possible with an external webcam. If you teach online, you might want to consider switching to an external webcam. In this post, we look at the best webcams for teaching online.
Teach and Travel Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on linkedin Share on pinterest As many as 400 million Chinese are learning English, making China by far the largest ESL job market. A blend of ultra-modern cities and scenic landscapes, ESL teachers have an abundance of opportunities to explore this fascinating country and culture …