The TEFL Academy Blog

Personalised learning is a big thing in the EFL classroom. As EFL teachers, we can have students from all over the world and from many different backgrounds and social situations…

Being an EFL teacher we are often expected (by our students) to know everything about the English language and its grammar, vocabulary and pronunciation. While of course that’s not possible,…

Teaching English as a Foreign Language doesn’t only need to take place in the classroom. Taking your students out into the real world can be a great opportunity for them…

IELTS students need to get to grips with a range of academic skills in order to pass the IELTS exam satisfactorily. Of course, passing the IELTS test is not the…

This is a question that is as old as the hills. It’s a question asked by learners, parents and teachers the world over. As TEFL teachers, the answer to the…

Let’s be honest, not many students enjoy doing homework. Who can blame them, when homework usually consists of mindless grammar exercises? But as homework is an essential part of learning…

We use the future perfect when we are talking about an action that will be completed in the future. It is formed by - will have - (or won’t have…

If you’re students have been listening to English speakers, they will be aware of sentences that have questions tagged onto the end.  It is used most commonly in spoken English…