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Meet Katherine, Texan TEFL Intern in Cambodia

Editors' Picks, Teaching English in Asia, TEFL Intern Superstar Stories, TEFL Internships - Cambodia, Travel & Adventure Advice / Megan Lee

Katherine Garcia hails from Houston, Texas, but knew from a young age that the typical American-lifestyle was not for her. Maybe it was the Argentine blood in her, or maybe it was something stirring deep inside that made her realise she was meant for more than the traditional high school-college-career path. She set her sights abroad and hasn’t looked back since. Learn about her TEFL journey and what has stood out most to her about life teaching in Asia!

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Meet Tetiana – Non-Native TEFL Hero

Articles On Tefl Internships in China, Editors' Picks, Teaching English in Asia, TEFL as a Non-Native / Megan Lee

Tetiana hales from the Ukraine, but leads her life by example: Having two children under 13, two cats, and a husband didn’t stop her from pursuing her dream of learning English herself and then teaching abroad with her hard-sought skills.

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8 Companies Looking for Speakers of English as a Second Language

1 Comment / Editors' Picks, Online English Teaching, TEFL as a Non-Native, TEFL Experience, Trending Articles / Megan Lee

Non-native English speakers make great teachers abroad. You’ve studied the language yourself—which we all know is way more than memorizing verb structures and grammar patterns. You’ve experienced the up’s and down’s and whirl-arounds of learning a language from scratch, and let’s be honest… those highs and lows can take a toll on your mental game. But you persevered, worked really, really hard, did an immersion program in a Native English speaking country.

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10 Great Ways to Use Pelmanism in Your ESL Class

Editors' Picks, Teaching & Classroom Tips / Megan Lee

Pelma-what-ism? Pelmanism. Know it, love it, and use it—in your TEFL classroom, that is! What is pelmanism? The Guardian said it best: “Almost 100 years since its invention, a long-forgotten

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Photos While Teaching Abroad

Editors' Picks, Travel & Adventure Advice / Megan Lee

Taking a photo anywhere in the world while traveling requires a certain level of etiquette. We feel VERY passionately that our TEFL teachers not only see their experience abroad as a chance to get paid to travel (which is still VERY cool!), but also as a chance to participate in cultural exchange (not to mention the responsibility there-in).

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Advice about TEFL after Graduation

Editors' Picks, Teaching & Classroom Tips, Travel & Adventure Advice, Trending Articles / Megan Lee

Read this blog to discover all the good reasons to choose Tefl after Graduation! Hey class of 2023! Senior year is here, and we couldn’t be more excited for all

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How Much to Budget for Teaching in Vietnam

Editors' Picks, Teaching & Classroom Tips, Teaching English in Asia, TEFL Internships - Vietnam, Travel & Adventure Advice / Megan Lee

Discover this blog about how much Budget for Teaching English in Vietnam! Let’s get your budget for teaching English in Vietnam in tip-top shape! Can you swing it with your current

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Top Native English Speaking Countries: By TEFL

Editors' Picks, TEFL as a Non-Native, Travel & Adventure Advice, Trending Articles / Megan Lee

You might speak English daily—sometimes even more often than your native language. You use it to get around, in business, when hanging out with friends, or while watching Netflix. But

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Getting Hired in TEFL

Editors' Picks, Teaching & Classroom Tips, TEFL Experience, Travel & Adventure Advice / Megan Lee

Educators from all stripes and spots are all-too familiar with the concept of a hiring season. Whether you’re gunning for a preschool position in your hometown, crossing your fingers for

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Legalizing Documents – Teaching English Abroad

2 Comments / Editors' Picks, TEFL as a Non-Native, TEFL Experience, Trending Articles / Premier TEFL

Visa regulations are never static. As the world continues to grapple with political or terror attacks and refugees and immigration woes, it’s not uncommon to find national securities across nations

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