Author: liam.jamesh

Hi, I'm Liam! 😊 I'm the founder of TEFL Travelling and What Gluten. TEFL Travelling is a vibrant community and resource hub for English teachers exploring the world. What Gluten is a dedicated space for travelers navigating the world with celiac disease. I hope you enjoy your time here! Feel free to reach out with any questions, comments, or just to say hi—I'd love to hear from you!

Online Teaching Companies Hiring May 2023

by liam.jamesh, posted in Online Teaching

How is it May 2023 already? What online teaching companies are hiring at the moment? Let’s take a look… English First LLC English First LLC are currently looking for experienced online teachers to join their rapidly growing roster. Due to an urgency and demand for teachers the company is also offering a $50 SIGN ON … Continue reading Online Teaching Companies Hiring May 2023

Conquering the Highest Mountain in Wales

by liam.jamesh, posted in Travelling Tales

Yr Wyddfa, or in English; Snowdon, is the highest mountain in Wales, and the third highest in the United Kingdom. Standing at an impressive 1085 meters, Snowdon has links to King Arthur and is visited by over 350,000 people annually. Sadly, the mountain claims 8 deaths on average per year, so climbing it shouldn’t be … Continue reading Conquering the Highest Mountain in Wales

Online Teaching Companies Hiring April 2023

by liam.jamesh, posted in Online Teaching

April 2023 is upon us! What online teaching companies are hiring at the moment? Let’s take a look… Tutlo ‘Tutlo’s mission is to give every person in the world easy access to effective learning. On-demand, whenever they find the time. We are committed to continuously improving our platform by adding new courses and webinars, which … Continue reading Online Teaching Companies Hiring April 2023

Living in Monkey City!

by liam.jamesh, posted in Thailand

Moving is stressful, but I think I’ve found the solution – MINIMALISM! When everything you own fits into a backpack, that stress of upping your life and moving all your belongings to a new place significantly decreases. Another win for being minimalist and owning less stuff! After a year of living in Nakhon Nayok, it … Continue reading Living in Monkey City!

Hiking South Korea’s Highest Mountain

by liam.jamesh, posted in Travelling Tales

When I’m visiting a new place, in addition to the usual traveller stuff, such as trying the local food, meeting new people, seeing the sites etc. I like to try to attempt two things: 1) Watch a movie at a local cinema. 2) Reach the highest point in that country. Unsurprisingly, I make it to … Continue reading Hiking South Korea’s Highest Mountain

Why Teach English Abroad?

by liam.jamesh, posted in General

In this post we look at the top 5 benefits to moving overseas and teaching English. Let’s jump straight in! Travel Opportunities TEFL is an excellent way to travel the world and explore different parts of the globe. You’ll get to learn about different cultures, meet new people from all walks of life, and see … Continue reading Why Teach English Abroad?

The City of a Hundred Spires

by liam.jamesh, posted in Travelling Tales

Prague had been on my radar for years! The Czech capital is a popular destination for groups of Brits on stag-does, hen-does, and those celebrating milestone birthdays. My close friends and I would often daydream and drunkenly plan trips of beer and strippers for our future selves. Little did I know then that my first … Continue reading The City of a Hundred Spires

TEFL Certificates: Where to Begin?

by liam.jamesh, posted in General

Although not always required, obtaining some type of teaching English as a foreign language certificate, be it through an online course or attending a series of in-person classes is the first step you can take to kickstart your career teaching English overseas. In addition to increasing your chances of securing a job, completing a TEFL … Continue reading TEFL Certificates: Where to Begin?