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In this live event, we will discuss several ways to build your personal brand as a non-native ESL teacher over social media and teaching platforms. If you're interested in online teaching and willing to increase your chances of getting more clients, don't miss this session!

Catching and correcting errors is an important job of an English teacher. Here are the three most common ways of error correction in classrooms.

Are you teaching children via zoom? Here are 6 fun zoom teaching ideas for kids that will engage them and make your virtual classroom more interactive!

Every classroom is filled with a variety of different kinds of students. In this blog post, we discuss how to deal with different types of students.

No matter how seasoned and confident a teacher is, there are occasions specifically before starting a new class that every teacher might wonder, "what if they don't like me?" Here are some excellent adaptable warm-up ideas to implement in your ESL classroom.

Are you interested in moving to Taiwan? Check out these 5 top tips to make your life easier for teaching English in Taiwan.

Are you interested in teaching your native language? Consider learning a foreign language first! Here's what learning a second language can teach you about your own.

Reward systems can be a very powerful tool for teachers in an online environment. Having a reward system for your students is essential because it encourages even the more shy and reserved young learners to participate in their virtual English lessons.

Work in China as a Non-Native English Teacher: In this live stream, Liza interviews our TEFL alumnus Eugene on his outstanding non-native teaching experience in China. Don't miss this session to learn more about one of the most exciting destinations for teaching English abroad. Native speakers will find it useful too!

Puppets can serve as a wonderful pedagogical tool in the ESL classroom. Young children are very familiar with them since puppets play a large role in the world of children’s imaginative play, and they have become widely accepted as a pedagogical tool because they are valuable in serving as an anchor in overcoming the language barrier.