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10 ways to not spend money while you're abroad

1. Talk is cheap If you’re staying in a country for a while, buy a prepaid SIM card from a local provider to avoid expensive international charges. Top this off with a free Internet based service …

How to find cheap flights: our essential guide

If you're travelling on a budget, check out this fool-proof list of everything you can do to find the cheapest flights possible. Use a price comparison website … Flight comparison sites such as Skyscanner and Kayak …

Backpack vs. suitcase: which is better?

As soon as you decide to go travelling, whether you're teaching English or just sightseeing, one of the first decisions you need to make is: do I take a backpack or a suitcase? The answer all …

8 best resources for teaching English online

If you're starting to teach English online and not sure where to start, we've got you covered. From where to get the best resources to setting up your first online TEFL lesson! Skype Can’t wait to start …

How to legalise my TEFL certificate: step-by-step

When you’re offered a job teaching English abroad, you may be asked to legalise your TEFL certificate. “Legalisation” is a way of proving to foreign governments and employers that your official documents are genuine. Whilst it …

Staying healthy while teaching English online

So you're living the TEFL digital nomad dream, travelling around the world, working whenever and wherever you like! Sounds perfect! But, without a routine, staying healthy gets more and more difficult. Here's a few top …