The dreaded résumé. Not everyone is good at or feels comfortable writing one. Fortunately, you can actually outsource this aspect of your job search to professional résumé writers. Here are the best résumé writing services for ESL teachers to get their résumés done professionally.
An early concern when starting an ESL teaching career is which ESL age groups you should teach. A lot of your decision will come from a combination of your personality and preferences, largely shaped by prior work experience. But oftentimes, as an ESL teacher, you must also accept the demands of the job market, and become adaptable. In this post, we explore what skill sets ESL teachers should have to be effective at teaching various ESL age groups
We examine the different options for teaching English with no degree
Many teachers starting out will usually end up looking into teaching recruitment agencies to help them find work overseas. These agencies can be a bit confusing and there are no hard rules for dealing with agencies or for understanding which ones are good and which are bad. I’m going to
ESL teaching, just as with any other industry, has gone through a number of changes over the decades. Not so long ago, students learned English in a classroom and on their own with books and cassettes. More confident and accomplished learners would go the extra mile and invite their English
There are a number of different types of employers in the ESL industry. As a teacher, you may find yourself working at a private language school, university, public school or any of the many other types of schools and programs that teach English to non-native students. But, when hunting for
Crafting a quality ESL teacher resume is going to be your first step to securing a job teaching in the ESL industry. Your résumé is going to be the first thing a recruiter sees before they even know what you look like. Thus, if your résumé doesn’t do the job
