How to Travel Like a Child!
Remember the days of your childhood when you didn’t have to worry about anything to do with your travels? Travelling involved zero packing and booking – maybe even a picnic lunch thrown in for good...
View Article5 Things I Loved about Living in Brazil
I got off to a terrible start in Brazil. I’d travelled down from Quito through Peru and Bolivia without any major hassles, had an amazing time in Rio de Janeiro, but then I got robbed. My camera,...
View ArticleTEFL Gave Me The Confidence…
…To go and live in Poland and teach English! “Even though I had always dreamed of teaching English and travelling, I wasn’t sure if it was ever really going to happen. I felt jealous every time I heard...
View Article“In 3 Weeks I’ll be in Argentina!” Nick’s TEFL Adventure is About to Begin!
Argentina; Buenos Aires in particular is smack bang on the radar of our next guest blogger…and for good reason…he’s moving out there in under three weeks! Before you ask, he hasn’t yet got a job lined...
View ArticleIs TEFL Really Suitable as a Long Term Career Option? Kelly Says ‘Yes!’
Our guest blogger today is Kelly Willis. I’m so excited for you to read about Kelly’s adventures which have taken her to Ghana, Japan, Mongolia, Cambodia, Loas, Thailand… AS WELL as leading expeditions...
View ArticleHow To Introduce Christmas to Your TEFL Classroom
Christmas is here! It’s the perfect time to think about how we can teach students about Christmas and other celebrations from the English-speaking world. Students generally are very curious about...
View ArticleThe TEFL Adventure Checklist
A Seven Step Guide to Planning Your Big TEFL Adventure Planning any big trip can be stressful, but when you have to get trained, get a job, find somewhere to live and sort out a working visa it can...
View Article5 Warmers Every TEFL Teacher Should Know
Starting a lesson with a simple, fun speaking activity creates a great buzz that will last for the whole class! When your students arrive, they may not have spoken a single word of English for a week....
View ArticleAre There Many TEFL Jobs for Non-Native English Speakers?
As the graphic to the left rather stylishly shows… (and you can see the rest of it here) Yes. There are lots of TEFL jobs out there for non-natives; in fact some people argue there are as many...
View ArticleExciting Facts For Non-Native English Speakers!
Read our article about opportunities for non-native English speakers here… Remember [...]
View ArticleTeaching Scams & How To Avoid Them
Hello TEFLers! Fancy yourself a TEFL adventure but confused about the endless warnings of scams and trickery? Never fear, the i-to-i TEFL team are here to put your mind at rest! It’s true that scams do...
View ArticleInterview with a China Intern: Holly takes on China – Part One!
Meet Holly – when we asked her to tell us about her time teaching English in China so far as part of the Teach and Travel China Internship she got VERY excited and we got VERY excited too! Read on to...
View ArticleHow Much Does It Cost to Live in China?
Thailand, yep we know that’s cheap, The Philippines…yep pretty sure they’re cheap too. Japan…good salaries but also quite expensive…but what about China?! When it comes to Asia’s second largest country...
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