If you're lucky enough to have a tech-filled classroom, why not take advantage of it?  EL Teacher Training blogger John recently posted this great lesson plan that incorporates listening, speaking, reading and writing using this short National Geographic video.

Amanda took her TEFL certification all the way to Poland.  Aside from a beginners class in Polish that she took before leaving, Amanda did not know any Polish.  After arriving in Poland, she started taking private classes and was surprised to find how much learning the native language of her students helped her become a better English teacher.

Teaching in Japan comes with many unique opportunities and challenges. Japan offers teachers the chance to develop their skills in one of the most highly diverse and advanced countries in the world. The cultural divide between you and your Japanese students could prove to be the most challenging aspect of your stay in the country.

EPIK (English Program in Korea) is affiliated with the Korean Ministry of Education, Science, and Technology (MEST) and is operated by the National Institute for International Education (NIIED)

How can ESL and EFL teachers overcome the challenge of a passive class? Passive students are a recurring issue in the language teaching world, with English language educators sometimes encountering extraordinarily passive classes

South Korea has become one of the most popular destinations for TEFL instructors, and for good reason – typical contracts for qualified TEFLers will include a sponsored work visa, airfare reimbursement, furnished housing, health insurance, and a salary that allows you to live comfortably with money to burn.

Ever dreamed about being a travel writer?  Glimpse & Matador are now accepting applications for Fall Correspondents!  This is the perfect opportunity for TEFL teachers living and working abroad t

Teaching Middle School in Korea. Ever wonder wonder what a day in the life of a TEFL teacher is like?  Well, we are here to tell you…