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Teaching English in Japan - Paul's Story

Meet Paul Dixon - the expert on TEFLing in Japan. Having lived in Japan for four years, we all agree that he's definitely well-qualified enough to tell you what's it like teaching English in Japan! Why …

Rice fields on terraced in sunset at SAPA, Lao Cai, Vietnam. Rice fields prepare the harvest at Northwest Vietnam

How Far Will My TEFL Salary Go in Japan?

You’ve got your TEFL certificate packed, applied for a job and are all ready to go on your first Japanese adventure. So, before you leave you’re going to want to find out what things actually …

5 places you can teach English without a degree

It's the question we get asked the most - "Can I teach English abroad without a bachelor's degree?". And we're happy to say, the answer is yes! There are tons of countries where degrees aren't …

5 Fun TEFL Classroom Activities

Sometimes you will have planned a fabulous lesson and you’re amazingly confident that this is going to be the best lesson EVER! But then it all goes to pot. Too few students turn up, equipment …

Teaching English in Malaysia

Malaysia is one of Southeast Asia's most fascinating countries, a true mix of ancient oriental culture, Islamic traditions, and the modern world. With high investments in the technology industry and notable oil wealth, Malaysia is …

Teaching English in Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka, the small, beautifully formed neighbour to the south-east of India, may not be the first destination that comes to mind when contemplating teaching abroad, but this exciting, vibrant, diverse country is ripe for …