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7 Reasons NOT to Do A TEFL Course
Here at i-to-i, we seem to spend all our time trying to convince people how much fun teaching English abroad is and explaining the benefits of a properly run TEFL course. So today we’re going to have a...
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Surviving Abroad With A TEFL Job – Is it Possible?
Of course! With a TEFL course, making a living abroad has never been easier! Picking your own destination, travelling and making money? Perfect. General rule of thumb – if you live like the locals...
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5 Big Mistakes New Teachers Make
You’ve done your TEFL course and got your first TEFL Job (Hurrah!) This is all very exciting but actually a little daunting too! Not to worry, as long as you don’t fall for these five common mistakes,...
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7 Reasons Why TEFL Is Perfect For Your Gap Year!
So you want to head out for a year of f.u.n and why shouldn’t you?! You deserve a break after all that studying. Travelling the world is one of the best ways to get some great life experience under...
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5 Reasons To Quit Your Dead-End Job And TEFL!
“I’m too old, I can’t afford it, I don’t have any experience, I’ll do it next year”…we’ve heard it all before! If you’re unhappy, change it! Taking up TEFL will give you a new lease of life and allow...
View ArticleFive Things Every TEFL Teacher Should Know
Our Academic Director, James Jenkin, has been a TEFLer for longer than he’d like to admit and in that time he’s picked up a few handy tricks of the trade. So we gave him a call over in Australia and...
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6 Ways To Overcome Homesickness Whilst Teaching English Abroad
You’re 3 months in…the excitement of being in a new place, crafting your skills as a TEFL teacher, meeting new people and perhaps working on your tan is suddenly not quite as exciting as it once was...
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Top TEFL Teaching Tips: How to Teach Large Classes
In many places around the world teaching classes of 50 or more students is commonplace. As daunting as teaching these very large groups sounds, there are some tried and tested methods that will make...
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Can I TEFL With My Family?
One of the most common questions we get here at i-to-i is ‘Can I TEFL with my family?’ Luckily for you, the answer is a resounding YES! Teaching overseas (and having an epic adventure)...
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How To Teach English Outside Of The Classroom!
Who said your TEFL adventure had to be at a school? Here’s a hint… no one! If you’re under the impression that teaching English abroad means that you’re faced with a horde of 4-18 year olds in a school...
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