In this article an ITTT TEFL course graduate answers the popular question: "Can TEFL work for non-native English speaking teachers?" - the answer might surprise you!

In this article an ITTT TEFL course graduate describes the advantages and disadvantages of online TEFL courses and onsite TEFL courses.

There are three different ways to earn a TEFL/TESOL certificate. The benefits of each course depend on the needs of the trainee, but each option has something to offer everyone.

This article was written by an ITTT TEFL course graduate who shares her experience with lesson planning and explains why it's vital to plan your ESL lessons beforehand.

This article was written by an ITTT TEFL course graduate who emigrated to the United States from China at the age of 18. The TEFL grad explains how their English learning experience helped them to become a successful TESOL teacher today.

This article was written by an ITTT TEFL course graduate who answers the question "Should You Teach One-to-One or Student Groups?" and dives into the difference of the two class types.

Earning a TEFL certificate with ITTT will increase your job prospects, prepare you for the classroom and help you to understand the needs of your students. It will also show your commitment to the job and make you a more effective teacher overall.

A TEFL recruiter is not the only way to find a teaching position abroad - but it's extremely convenient and has many benefits. This article highlights these benefits and shows why a TEFL recruiter might just be the best way for you to land a top teaching position abroad!

There are several different types of jobs within the TEFL/TESOL industry around the world. You can teach in government schools, private schools, international schools, businesses, or online, to mention just a few.

Teaching English as a foreign language lets you experience beach life or be a city slicker. You can unleash your inner culture vulture or make your retirement more eventful. Alternatively, you can live life as a global nomad.