Can I Teach Online With A Bachelor's Degree

Teach Young Learners EFL in Singapore Date posted:2017-02-13 | Writer: I Can Read | Email: [email protected] I Can Read are currently seeking qualified and experienced (preferably at least two years) native level English EFL teachers with Bachelor's Degrees to join our teaching team in Singapore in March, April and May 2017. You will be teaching reading and literacy skills to children between the ages of 2.5 and 12 years using the I Can Read system. DETAILS: I Can Read is an International Literacy based learning organisation head-quartered in Singapore. Alongside Singapore we also have a growing presence in Indonesia, Vietnam, Thailand, Malaysia and Hong Kong, and have our first centres opening in China in Feb/March. (We'd be happy to accept applications for all locations). We...  [Read more]

Can I be an English teacher without an English degree? Absolutely! Many language schools worldwide are more interested in your teaching skills and passion than your specific educational background. While possessing a degree can offer additional opportunities, it is not a definitive barrier. Many individuals without degrees successfully pursue and thrive in English teaching roles abroad. Table of Contents Why is a degree required to do certain TEFL teaching jobs? How can I get a TEFL job if I don't have a degree? Where can I teach English if I don't have a degree? Why is a degree required to do certain TEFL teaching jobs? While there is no universal mandate stating TEFL teachers must have a bachelor's degree, several TEFL jobs do require one. The primary rationale behind this requirement...  [Read more]

Can I get a B.A. in TEFL? Yes, you can pursue a Bachelor of Arts in TEFL/TESOL. While a standard 120-hour TEFL certification may suffice for many entry-level overseas or online teaching positions, advancing in the field often requires higher qualifications. As the industry evolves, those aspiring for leadership roles or higher salaries in the EFL sector should consider a Bachelor's Degree in TESOL to meet the heightened standards and expectations. Table of Contents Does ITTT offer a Bachelor's Degree? How does the course work? How much does the B.Ed TESOL cost? Does ITTT offer a Bachelor's Degree? ITTT does not operate its own degree course, but we are able to recommend a good option. The Bachelor of Education in TESOL (B.Ed TESOL) from the Paris College of International Education offers...  [Read more]

Can I teach English abroad without a degree? Of course! While holding a university degree can unlock more avenues, many language schools worldwide are open to hiring individuals without one. The passion and skill to teach can often outweigh formal academic qualifications, so not having a degree shouldn't deter you from pursuing your dream of teaching English internationally. Table of Contents Why is a degree required for certain teaching jobs in other countries? How can I get a teaching job abroad if I don't have a degree? What countries can I teach English in if I don't have a degree? Europe Asia Central and South America The Middle East and North Africa Why is a degree required for certain teaching jobs in other countries? While we at ITTT believe essential qualities like passion and...  [Read more]

Can I get a B.A. in TEFL? If you want to meet the criteria laid out for most online or overseas TEFL jobs, then you will need to complete a standard 120-hour TEFL certification course as a minimum. Anyone who dreams of earning a higher salary or applying for management level positions will typically need an advanced qualification such as diploma. However, teachers who want to get to the very top of the EFL tree will probably need to think about completing a Bachelor's Degree in TESOL. Does ITTT offer a Bachelor's Degree? ITTT does not operate its own degree course, but we are able to recommend a good option. The Bachelor of Education in TESOL (B.Ed TESOL) from the Paris College of International Education offers a very convenient and affordable way to gain a high-end, internationally...  [Read more]

Can I teach English abroad without a degree? If you don’t possess a university degree, it is still possible to teach English in a foreign country. Regardless of your academic background, there are countless language schools out there that will happily hire you. Even though a degree opens more doors and opportunities, there really is no reason to give up on your dream of teaching English abroad if you do not have one. Why is a degree required for certain teaching jobs in other countries? We at ITTT believe that having a degree is not the most important thing when considering a career in language teaching. Instead, certain qualities, like passion, dedication, and the ability to establish a connection with your students, may be argued to be far more important in this career than a...  [Read more]

Can I get a job teaching English in the tropics? Dreaming of escaping chilly winters and gloomy days? Consider earning a TEFL certification and embarking on a journey as an English teacher in a tropical paradise. Each year, countless individuals make this transformative choice, often citing it as a life-changing experience. Wondering where in the tropics you can teach English? Let's explore! Table of Contents Can I teach English in Costa Rica? Can I teach English in Thailand? Can I teach English in Nicaragua? Can I teach English in Indonesia? Can I teach English in Taiwan? Can I teach English in Brazil? Can I teach English in Costa Rica? Absolutely, Costa Rica boasts one of Central America's most vibrant markets for TEFL-certified English teachers. Predominantly, employment opportunities...  [Read more]

Dana W Welcome to Success in English! My name is Dana. I'm a native English speaker and certified TEFL (Teaching English as a Foreign Language) instructor from New York City. I'm certified in teaching Business English and English for children.  I’ve been teaching ESL online for three years and I’m also a licensed school teacher by profession. I have a Bachelor's degree in General and Special Education and a Master's degree in Nonprofit Management. Right now, I'm taking Spanish classes online in order to become fluent in the language. I also have plans to learn French and Portuguese. I truly look forward to helping you or your child learn or improve your/their English skills. I can also assist your child with homework help/tutoring. Read my articles What to Expect When...  [Read more]

TEFL in Zhuhai, China Date posted:2008-03-11 | Writer: Gateway Language Village | Email: [email protected] Full time English teaching positions. We teach all adults in a total immersion English environment. Requirements Suitable applicants will have a TESOL certificate (or equivalent), a bachelor’s degree (in any field), be over 21 years of age and have working experience. Teacher ContractLength of contract is 3 years. Although this may be broken at any time with a written 30 days notice. The first 6 months are a probationary period. Teacher BonusAt the end of one year you will receive a bonus of 150% of your base salary. You will also receive 1200 RMB housing allowance on top of your salary.Qualifications Needed: TESOL + DegreeCity Location: Zhuhai or Hangzhou Salary: 5100 RMB a...  [Read more]

How do I get a job teaching English in China? To secure a teaching position in China, you primarily need a Z Visa, which most employers will guide prospective teachers in obtaining. Essential requirements often include proof of a Bachelor's degree and a passport from a native English-speaking country. Possessing a TEFL certificate is highly recommended, and having some prior teaching experience can enhance job prospects. China's rising economic prominence and the eagerness of parents to invest in their children's English education have led to an unprecedented demand. With over 300 million individuals currently learning English, China's insatiable appetite for English language teachers is evident, offering numerous opportunities for educators. Table of Contents What are the benefits of...  [Read more]

Mon, 26 Apr 2021 Linda Dunsmore Destinations TEFL Information The Best Countries for Teaching English in 2021 Welcome to another live session. My name is Linda from ITTT and you can find me on social media at @lindagoeseast. Thanks for tuning in, let me just see that everything's working. If you can see me and if you can hear me, please leave a comment as always. Table of Contents Watch the live session here Let's get right into it: The best countries for teaching English in 2021. The demand for English language instruction. 300 million people are learning and speaking English and China alone. 50% of teachers teaching abroad stay a second year. Why should you go to teach in China? Does our nationality affect our chances of working in China? So, this is a question that we always get...  [Read more]

Can I teach English in China without a degree? The straightforward answer is no; the Chinese government mandates foreign English teachers to hold a Bachelor's degree or higher as a part of the visa application process. This requirement is in place to maintain a standard of education and ensure quality teaching within the country. Table of Contents Can I teach legally in China if I don't have a degree? Can I teach in China with a different kind of visa? If schools are happy to employ people without a Z visa is it really that risky? Is there any other way for teachers without a degree to work legally in China? Can I teach legally in China if I don't have a degree? Until quite recently the answer would have been yes, as schools in China generally don't care whether their teachers have a...  [Read more]

The Best Countries for Teaching English in 2021   Hello, Welcome to another live session. My name is Linda from ITTT and you can find me on social media at @lindagoeseast. Thanks for tuning in, let me just see that everything's working. If you can see me and if you can hear me, please leave a comment as always. I have been living in South Korea for five and a half years. I am about an hour and a half South of Seoul in a city called Cheongju. It's kind of in the center of South Korea. We are the only province that doesn't border the ocean but it's really great and it's actually snowing right now. I’m excited to be here today as you probably already know what the topic is going to be about today the best countries for teaching English in 2021 because teaching English abroad is not...  [Read more]

Opportunites to Teach TEFL in Hong Kong Date posted:2009-02-22 | Writer: Education Bureau of Hong Kong | Email: [email protected] To maintain the force of native English speaking teachers (NETs) in public sector primary and secondary schools, a substantial number of NETs are required for the school year 2009-2010. On behalf of the primary and secondary schools in Hong Kong, the Education Bureau of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region cordially invites you to apply for the NET positions. ROLE NETs are required to teach English as a second language to Chinese students and assist in teacher and curriculum development in Government and Government-subvented primary schools (for students aged between 6 and 11) and secondary schools (for students aged between 12 and 17) and...  [Read more]

Native English Teacher vs. Non-Native English Teacher 12/06/2020 hello hi welcome here my name is linda nice to see you if you're watching and my name is lisa yeah cool um so yeah if you're tuning in again thanks so much we are actually doing white weekly lives so if you are uh watching again thanks so much for watching again and if you are tuning in for the first time also thanks so much um yeah if you can see us and if you can hear us please um quickly leave a comment that'd be really great so that we know that everything is working well because sometimes you know there's problems so you never know so please leave like a hello oh there's a hello great hello hello awesome so looks like it's working great so yeah my name is linda i'm a tefl and tesol professional at itt and i've been...  [Read more]

Employment teaching English in Seoul, Korea Date posted:2002-04-05 | Writer: Studioplane Co. Ltd | Email: [email protected] Starting dates: May, June and July 2002 Contract length: 1-year Student levels: Children or Adults Locations: various locations including central Seoul, Daejon and Busan Overview: You can be a conversational English instructor at a school or language institute in South Korea. As a conversational English instructor you will be teaching adults, university students and business people. You do not need to know how to read, write or speak Korean, however learning the language while you are over in South Korea will certainly be beneficial. No teaching experience is required and a curriculum and textbook will be provided for you. You must have a 3 or 4 year...  [Read more]

Employment teaching English in Seoul, Korea Date posted:2002-04-05 | Writer: Studioplane Co. Ltd | Email: [email protected] Starting dates: May, June and July 2002 Contract length: 1-year Student levels: Children or Adults Locations: various locations including central Seoul, Daejon and Busan Overview: You can be a conversational English instructor at a school or language institute in South Korea. As a conversational English instructor you will be teaching adults, university students and business people. You do not need to know how to read, write or speak Korean, however learning the language while you are over in South Korea will certainly be beneficial. No teaching experience is required and a curriculum and textbook will be provided for you. You must have a 3 or 4 year...  [Read more]

Tue, 09 Mar 2021 Federico Riva Budget and Salary TEFL Information Your Questions about TEFL & TESOL Answered! Welcome, I'm Linda from ITTT, and we are doing a live Q&A session today, so let me just check if this is working. Is anybody here if you're here, if you can see me if you can hear me. Please, leave a comment. That would be great so that I know that you are here. And, please, let me know where you guys are tuning in from? I would be super interested to see where you are tuning in from. I'm in South Korea. I'm about an hour and a half outside of Seoul, like in the middle of South Korea in a city called Cheongju. It's not that big. It is quite big, but it's not pretty well known, but um, I've been here for five and a half years already. Table of Contents Watch the live...  [Read more]

Native English Teacher vs. Non-Native English Teacher: What are the differences?   Hello, Welcome, my name is Linda nice to see you. I’m a TEFL and TESOL professional at ITTT and I’ve been living and working in Asia since 2012-ish and I live in South Korea and I’ve been here for five and a half years. I also taught English in China and here in Korea as well and I also work for ITTT and we have a guest so to speak but also from ITTT but joining us for the first time my colleague Lisa. My name is Liza. I’m a TEFL and TESOL expert at ITTT as Linda and I’m also a former ESL teacher. I’ve been teaching online this year but before I worked in China as a lead teacher in a kindergarten so that was quite fun and I'll share my experience today. ## Where in China did you teach?...  [Read more]

Energetic Teacher Wanted to Teach English in Korea Date posted:2006-01-17 | Writer: Madeline Moon | Email: [email protected] Teacher Tech, Inc started 2001 as a recruiting company for schools in Korea. I, myself, Madeline Moon was an English teacher for many years in Korea before I became a recruiter. So I am very familar with schools' conditions. In last five years as a recruiter for different schools all over Korea, I have built strong reputations among teachers and schools. I am very confident that I can be helpful for graduates to find good positions in Korea. The teaching of English in Asia is a crucial component of the current modernization.This is a chance to be part of an important historical trend, and at the same time live and learn a new culture. On the more...  [Read more]

Energetic Teacher Wanted to Teach English in Korea Date posted:2006-01-17 | Writer: Madeline Moon | Email: [email protected] Teacher Tech, Inc started 2001 as a recruiting company for schools in Korea. I, myself, Madeline Moon was an English teacher for many years in Korea before I became a recruiter. So I am very familar with schools' conditions. In last five years as a recruiter for different schools all over Korea, I have built strong reputations among teachers and schools. I am very confident that I can be helpful for graduates to find good positions in Korea. The teaching of English in Asia is a crucial component of the current modernization.This is a chance to be part of an important historical trend, and at the same time live and learn a new culture. On the more...  [Read more]

How much can I earn teaching English in Malaysia? Teaching English in Malaysia offers competitive salaries of around $1,000 per month for TEFL qualified teachers. The Malaysian government's commitment to strengthening English language proficiency has resulted in a growing demand for international English teachers, promising a robust job market in the years ahead. While the presence of many local English educators creates a competitive environment, dedicated and qualified international teachers will find ample employment opportunities throughout the country. Table of Contents What are TEFL salaries in Malaysia? Who are the main employers of English language teachers in Malaysia? What is the recruitment process for English teachers in Malaysia? What is the cost of living for English...  [Read more]

Job For EFL Teachers at Jolly Kingdom in Hong Kong Date posted:2018-10-04 | Writer: Jolly Kingdom English Learning Centre | Email: [email protected] Jolly Kingdom is a vibrant, successful and jolly place to work and learn. Jolly Kingdom is a well-respected, professional phonics training centre with over 40 branches. We teach English through our systematic phonics, grammar and creative writing programmes to students from Kindergarten to Primary (age: 3 – 12). We also have classes for very young children, accompanied by a parent, where they have fun with English through play and songs. Our goal is to equip students with a strong foundation in reading, writing, speaking and listening. We teach in a pleasant and joyful way so that kids will learn with fun. With small classes (max 6...  [Read more]

Tue, 25 Aug 2020 Elizaveta Pachina Alumni Experiences My Personal Teaching Experience in Xi’an, China I started teaching English as a foreign language teacher in my second year of university when I was a Bachelor's Degree student in Xi'an, China. My reason for doing so was to earn extra cash every month. I was a China/ Guyana government scholarship student and I lived on a fairly low stipend which wasn't sufficient for a foreign student to live on. For a couple of years, I had been hearing that students could earn extra cash by teaching English on the weekends or one on one classes for a pretty penny. I asked around and got in contact with an agent. Table of Contents Hiring Details Working With Kindergarten Kids Benefits and Drawbacks Teaching Skills in The Classroom Do you want...  [Read more]

How do I get a job teaching English in Chile? To secure a teaching position in Chile, candidates typically need to: Beyond the prerequisites, Chile offers teachers a vibrant experience, boasting an advanced economy, a rising demand for English proficiency due to its growing international presence, and diverse landscapes ranging from its extensive coastline to the magnificent Andes Mountains and the unique Atacama Desert. Table of Contents What are the requirements for teaching English in Chile? Who are the main employers of English teachers in Chile? What are the visa requirements for teaching English in Chile? What is the best way to apply for English teaching jobs in Chile? What are the requirements for teaching English in Chile? Chile stands out in this region as it has more...  [Read more]

Tue, 13 Apr 2021 Federico Riva TEFL Information Alumni Experiences Teaching Ideas Native English Teacher vs. Non-Native English Teacher ✅ What are the differences? Welcome, my name is Linda nice to see you. I'm a TEFL and TESOL professional at ITTT and I've been living and working in Asia since 2012-ish and I live in South Korea and I've been here for five and a half years. I also taught English in China and here in Korea as well and I also work for ITTT and we have a guest so to speak but also from ITTT but joining us for the first time my colleague Lisa. Table of Contents Watch the live session here Where in China did you teach? So, what are the differences when it comes to teaching English abroad and online? Are there teaching jobs for non-native teachers in china? Let's look...  [Read more]

Teach English in China (4) Date posted:2016-04-18 | Writer: Ric Richardson | Email: [email protected] My name is Ric Richardson. I am from the US and I have lived in China since 2004. Having taught at many schools especially in Qingdao, I have gotten to know them and the teaching situation here, most of which is very good, but one always needs to be careful. The biggest problem is communications and that is where I come in to help EFL teachers. I will connect teachers with schools and may be called on by the teacher anytime during the initial process and while under contract. I am not a typical headhunter as I am only working with schools I am familiar with. It is my desire to place teachers in good situations and have a good source of TEFL qualified teachers to meet our upcoming...  [Read more]

Can I be an English teacher without an English degree? It is definitely possible to teach English without a degree. There are plenty of language schools that will gladly hire you regardless of your educational background. Even though having a degree opens more doors and opportunities, there is no reason for not pursuing your dream of teaching English abroad if you don't possess a degree. Why is a degree required to do certain TEFL teaching jobs? The question of whether a degree is required to find a teaching job is arbitrary, as it is for many other occupations. There is no reason why a university-educated English teacher would be more effective than one who does not possess a degree. One might argue that certain characteristics, such as passion, commitment, and the ability to establish...  [Read more]

How do I get a job teaching English in Thailand? Securing a teaching job in Thailand, one of Asia's top travel destinations, requires several steps. Potential English teachers should possess a bachelor's degree and earning a TEFL certification with 120 hours and teaching practice is typically essential. Candidates should also maintain a clean criminal record, provide a health certificate, and be over 21 years of age. Obtaining a non-immigrant visa followed by a work permit finalizes the process. Table of Contents What are the requirements for teaching English in Thailand? What kind of school will I work in teaching English in Thailand? What is the best way to apply for jobs teaching English in Thailand? When is the best time to apply for jobs teaching English in Thailand? What are...  [Read more]

Do you need a degree for TEFL? Teaching English without a degree is, fortunately, possible. Regardless of your educational history, there are plenty of language schools that will be happy to employ you. True, having a degree opens up more doors and opportunities, but if you don't have one, there is no reason to let that stop you from pursuing your dream of teaching English abroad. Why do certain TEFL positions require a degree? The question of whether you need a degree to find a teaching position is arbitrary, as it is with many other occupations. There is no reason why an English teacher with a university degree would be more effective than one without. Certain traits (passion, commitment, and the ability to create rapport with your students, for example) are more important than a...  [Read more]