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As an EFL teacher abroad, you might not only encounter monolingual local students in the country you are teaching, but also multilingual students who are not only learning English but also the language of the country they live in. Here are the major differences in teaching monolingual and multilingual EFL groups.

Whether you are looking to earn a living, find adventure, help the needy or simply enjoy your retirement in a new country, these ideas should help inspire you to earn a TEFL/TESOL certificate.

This story is written by one of our TEFL course alumni who shares their thoughts on the best things they have learned from their TEFL course from ITTT.

This story is written by one of our TEFL course alumni who shares their thoughts on the most useful corrections techniques in the EFL classroom.

You will get to enjoy many new experiences while teaching English abroad and one of those is the chance to treat your taste buds by indulging in the local cuisine. Here we look at 8 countries that have a strong demand for TEFL qualified teachers and a strong tradition of producing excellent food.

Mexico is one of the most popular destinations for teaching ESL anywhere in the world, but what is there to do in your free time away from the classroom? Here we look at 8 of the most popular places to visit across this fascinating country.

A lot of English teachers abroad teach English winter camps in a variety of formats at both private and public schools across the world. These activities for teaching English winter camp will help you create fun lessons your students will always remember!

When it comes to choosing a destination for teaching English abroad, there are many factors to consider, including how you like to spend your free time. If surfing is your thing, or you are keen to give it a go, there are several great options out there. Take a look at our 5 Great Destinations for Surfers to Teach English Abroad.

Teaching vocabulary is a large part of teaching English to young learners. Here are 4 super easy tips to help you when teaching this specific type of class.

Songs are the perfect way to get your students involved and remembering vocabulary and phrases in English. Here are 4 tips on how to teach English using music.