Summer Camp in Germany: An Insider Interview with Domi
Summer Camp in Germany is where superstar Dominik Semrau, quiz-show host to be has been for the past few years years. Since the age of 17, he’s worked his way
Summer Camp in Germany is where superstar Dominik Semrau, quiz-show host to be has been for the past few years years. Since the age of 17, he’s worked his way
Meet Denise, a TEFL teacher from Argentina who spent just under ten years in the aviation industry, until COVID-19 struck that is. We met with Denise (virtually, of course) to
Meet Faustina Janet Maithya. She is a Kenyan National with English as her first language and she is also trilingual. Since Kenya is not classically considered a native English-speaking country,
Meet Bo Bo Aung (aka Cliff Rake) a very experienced non-native English teacher. Cliff has been teaching English as a foreign language for more than 20 years. He started learning
Non-native English Speaker, Pelin, is passionate about the English language since early childhood. She has over 10 years of experience as a fluent English teacher in the Netherlands. We checked
Thinking of teaching English online but worried that you don’t have the skills or experience? You might not realise it, but you can change the lives of others across the
Teaching English online is the new global gig that has become the dream job for so many people worldwide. The ability to work remotely, be independent and get paid to
Tefl Teaching in Cambodia was just the thing for dedicated and ambitious educator Grace. She has traveled to huge lengths to road-test her new career as an ESL teacher, with
Penelope moved to China to embark on Mandarin lessons. Over the past 6 years she’s developed her career and grown her family. With a TEFL certificate under her belt, Penelope
So you may not be from the USA, the UK, Australia, or any other of the countries deemed as home to “Native English Speakers,” but you still want to teach abroad. The good news? You absolutely can teach English abroad as a non-native speaker. The slightly-bummer news? Your job options will be slightly more limited (particularly in East Asia and the Persian Gulf countries), and you might have to take some extra steps in the application process to prove your qualifications.