One of our TEFL alumni has shared with us his tips when teaching one-on-one English lessons. Check them out in this post.

It is not unusual for some ESL teachers to shy away from certain kinds of lesson as they are unsure how to make them interesting and productive. One common lesson that teachers often struggle with is listening skills. Here we look at some great ways to improve listening skills lessons in the ESL classroom.

To provide a rounded English language education you need to cover all the different language skills equally. However, many teachers struggle to make their writing skills lessons interesting, relevant and motivating for their students. Take a look at these simple ideas for improving the way you plan and deliver writing skills lessons in your ESL classroom.

One of the main goals for all ESL teachers should be to make their lessons both enjoyable and relevant to the everyday lives of their students. One great way to achieve this is to plan some lessons around movies. Here are 5 great movie based activities that you can use in your classroom.

Are you planning on becoming an EFL teacher in China? There are certain difficulties Chinese students face when learning English and every EFL teacher should be aware of these.

Teaching receptive skills is an essential part of any classroom. Here is our guide to teaching receptive skills in the EFL classroom.

Grammar worksheets can often get your students incredibly bored and uninterested. These seven alternatives to boring English worksheets are ideal to turn things up a notch!

Check out these 7 activities for teaching modal auxiliary verbs in the ESL classroom that will make your lessons more interesting and help your students learn English in no time!

Check out this post written by an ITTT alumni on the ways of evaluating and testing students in the ESL classroom.

Check out these 11 fun ESL activities for young learners that will make your lessons more interesting and help your students learn English in no time!