Consequences Of Breaking A Teaching Contract

Wed, 06 May 2020 Elizaveta Pachina Alumni Experiences Why Establishing Rapport is Important for You and Your Students Ever have someone try to establish rapport with you? When we think about it carefully, the answer is affirmative. You need to build rapport with people to make friends. To do business with establishing rapport, as well as sales. Establishing rapport makes things much easier than you don't. Imagine meeting someone for the first time and you are not interested in him. What is your next move？Obviously you will end the conversation with him? Let us focus on the importance of building rapport in class. Table of Contents Teaching success Building rapport early Pros and Cons Do you want to teach English abroad? Take a TEFL course! Related Articles: This post was...  [Read more]

What are the most common concerns for first time TEFL teachers? At ITTT, we firmly believe that English language teaching is one of the most rewarding careers, particularly for those yearning to travel and embark on life-altering journeys. But like any job, teaching English does have its highs and lows. Novice teachers often harbor specific concerns unique to the teaching profession about their classroom roles. Here, we address some recurrent concerns among our TEFL graduates before they embark on their first teaching assignment. What if I don’t like my students? Many beginner teachers wonder about this. As a teacher, you will encounter various personalities in your classroom, and it is unrealistic to expect harmony with everyone. The most pragmatic approach in such cases is to maintain...  [Read more]

What are the most common concerns for first time TEFL teachers? At ITTT, we firmly believe that English language teaching is one of the most rewarding careers, particularly for those yearning to travel and embark on life-altering journeys. But like any job, teaching English does have its highs and lows. Novice teachers often harbor specific concerns unique to the teaching profession about their classroom roles. Here, we address some recurrent concerns among our TEFL graduates before they embark on their first teaching assignment. Table of Contents What if I don't like my students? What if my students don't like each other? What if my students don't do their homework? What if I have a lot of students? What if my students are at different levels? What if I don't speak the local language?...  [Read more]