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Four Places Where You Can Teach English Without a Degree

Looking to teach English overseas but don’t have a degree? Don't panic! Even though a growing number of countries want a uni degree in order to qualify for a working visa, there are still a few amazing …

Teaching English in China: Holly's Story

Meet Holly, who began her TEFL career on the China internship, during which time she was teaching English in China. Read on to find out why globe-trotting Holly decided on travelling to China to teach English …

10 Quick & Easy Games to Play while Teaching English to Kids!

Blog 5 from our wonderful guest blogger/Spanish intern, Ciara! If you're stuck for ideas and need a little lesson plan inspiration outside of the i-to-I TEFL course this one's for you. Ciara's put together her …

"You need a degree" and other TEFL myths busted!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D6siVJSM-V0&feature=youtu.be Myth #1: You need a degree to teach English abroad Mythbusting! No degree, no problem! To complete a TEFL Course, you don't need a degree. Although it’s true that you’ll need a degree (in any subject) to …

Are There Any TEFL Jobs for Non-Native Speakers?

One of the most popular questions we get asked at i-to-i is 'are there any TEFL jobs for non-native speakers?' We're happy to say, yes! There are lots of TEFL jobs out there for non-native English …

TEFL Teaching: How much to budget for Thailand

If you're planning to teach English in Thailand you probably have one burning question: 'How much money do you need to live in Thailand?'. The basic TEFL wage for new teachers in Thailand is usually around …

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