This blog post is devoted to the problem of dyslexia. Our TEFL graduate shares their thoughts on teaching TEFL with dyslexia.
Read moreIstanbul is not only the most developed city in Turkey, but it's also one of the oldest cities in the world. The city was founded by the Romans in the year 300 and is considered a sacred place today, important to all religions in general. Its geographical location at the junction of Asia and Europe is unique in the world, making it an attractive destination for teaching English as a foreign language. Here are 5 reasons why Istanbul is a great place to teach English!
Read moreIn this blog post, our TEFL graduate overviews some of the most important responsibilities of the teacher.
Read moreHere we have some of the best platforms, resources, and software that will help you manage your online course and achieve – read on!
Read moreIn this blog post, our TEFL graduate explains how you can benefit from obtaining a TEFL certificate.
Read moreThis blog post contains information on the two modes of teaching: group and one to one.
Read moreHow English can transform students' future? In this article, our TEFL graduate shares their thoughts.
Read moreWhat's the difference between British English and American English? Our TEFL graduate shares their research.
Read moreEnglish has become one of the primary languages in the world community. Our TEFL graduate gives a review on this point.
Read moreA preferred method of teaching abroad is the team-teaching approach. This is where two teachers, dubbed T1 (often the “main” teacher”) and T2 (often the “assistant”), work together to develop a syllabus, prepare materials and lessons, teach students, then evaluate the results and make changes whenever deemed necessary. As the base, unless T2 has strong language skills in the local language, T1 will be expected to explain core grammar. Both are responsible for their own contributions to the class in order to create a cohesive classroom for effective English learning.
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