The TEFL Academy Blog

If you’re working abroad teaching English as a foreign language, you’ll probably find you’ve got time on your hands. You can make use of this time by teaching English as…

After all your hard work on the TEFL Academy TEFL course, the time has come for you to apply for jobs and have your first TEFL interview. In most cases,…

Do you want to teach English as a foreign language? Did you know that you can study TEFL online? You don’t need to leave your current employment or wait until…

The regular verbs of the past simple are formed by adding -ed. Play becomes played. Like becomes liked and so on. The problem is that in English we also have…

The bottom line for teaching English as a Foreign Language is communication in English. This is usually the reason our students find themselves in our classrooms. Of course, some may…

You’ve made the bold choice to teach abroad, now what should you put in your suitcase? Read on for tips on how to pack and prepare to teach overseas. Points…

Asia has long been a popular country for tourists and TEFL teachers. This massive continent is a place where you can experience spiritualism and tranquillity, or noise and chaos. Each…

Homework isn’t usually very popular with a lot of English language students. But, as a TEFL teacher you know it’s a good way to reinforce what’s been taught in class.…