Spot the Differences in the Scenes
Two pictures look identical, but they’re not. Students have to spot the differences in both scenes. Circle all ten of them.
Job Interview Practice: Adjectives for Resumes
In this job interview practice worksheet, it’s the unexpected job interview that registers at all levels. For example, why would you like to have this job?
Teaching English in Korea
Thinking about teaching English in Korea? The best options are with EPIK, TaLK, or a hagwon (English academy)? Get started with our guide.
Satisfaction Game: What Makes You Happy and Angry?
In the satisfaction game worksheet, students explore emotions. For example, what makes you happy? What makes you angry?
The Ultimate List of ESL Acronyms: Abbreviation Dictionary
This is the ultimate list of ESL acronyms that can help you discover the meanings of some useful abbreviated terms in teaching English.
Is TESOL Certification For You?
TESOL certification (Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages) will boost your chances of landing an ESL job at home and internationally.
How Much Money Can You Make Teaching Abroad?
How much money can you make teaching abroad with an ESL teacher salary? These countries pay the most for teaching English as a second language
ESL Job Postings on Dave’s ESL Cafe: To Trust or Not To Trust?
Over the years, Dave’s ESL Cafe has morphed into the central hub for ESL teachers. But why? It’s like walking into your grandpa’s basement.
How To Teach English Abroad Without a Degree
If you want to teach English without a teaching degree, you should pay close attention to South America, Central America, and Southeast Asia.
Phonetic Sounds: Mouth Anatomy for English Pronunciation
The “Phonetic Sounds” worksheet is for non-native speakers of English. When speaking in English, it’s helpful to know how to use your mouth.