In recent years, the demand for online education has skyrocketed, creating numerous opportunities for individuals around the world to teach remotely. However, for non-native English speakers, breaking into this field can be challenging due to perceived language barriers. Despite this hurdle, there are effective strategies that non-native speakers can employ to secure online teaching positions and thrive in the digital classroom.
In this post, I will touch on some of the downsides of the ‘perfect looking’ lifestyle.
In today's digital age, online teaching has become a vital component of education. As the demand for virtual instructors grows, so does the competition. To stand out in this dynamic field, it's crucial to excel not only in your teaching skills but also in your interviews. I've been an online teacher for many years, working … Continue reading Expert Tips to Ace Your Online Teaching Interview
Costa Rica, a tropical paradise nestled in Central America, is not only renowned for its breathtaking landscapes and rich biodiversity but also for its burgeoning demand for English education.
If you’re looking to teach English in South Korea, you’ll need to obtain an E2 visa
Getting around Bangkok can sometimes be extremely frustrating, as you can often find yourself slowly inching forward in what seems like a never ending traffic jam. However, there are several ways you can travel around the wonderful city, sometimes without having to see a single car. Getting around Bangkok can sometimes be extremely frustrating, as … Continue reading 10 Ways to Get Around Bangkok
The North Korean way of life is perceived negatively throughout most of the western world, but many of us are equally fascinated by it. North Korea is located north of South Korea (SHOCK); the two countries have been separated since the 1950's, and now a 150 mile long & 2 1/2 mile wide barrier runs … Continue reading #TRAVEL – SOUTH KOREA: THE DMZ
I've never read the book Eat, Pray, Love, nor have I watched the movie. But, nonetheless, I heard Ubud, Bali was an interesting place to visit for reasons other than "It's where that really good book/ film is set".
Have you ever thought about teaching English in Thailand? There a million reasons why you should. Here are 5 why you shouldn't!
Disclaimer: In case the title didn't tip you off, this article is going to be a real bummer. One of the most amazing things about traveling is how much you learn along the way—about people, about culture, and about the world itself. Reading about something in a book is a far cry from seeing the … Continue reading #TRAVEL Cambodia: The Killing Fields
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