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Do You Need To Be a Native Speaker to Teach English?

No, you do not have to know the native language when teaching English abroad. However, it can be helpful to know at least some basic phrases.

This list of the top three TEFL programs with lifetime job assistance should help you find a gig as a TEFL teacher abroad upon graduation.

This article will provide you some helpful tips on boosting your self-assurance so that you can speak English with confidence anytime.

If you know someone teaching English abroad, you may be wondering if TEFL certification is all just a big scam. Read more to find out.

If you are a relatively inexperienced teacher and require teacher training, then it may be in your best interests to take a TEFL practicum.

There are 67 countries in the world recognize English as their official language. This leaves 128 countries that you can teach English abroad.

The JET Programme has sent more than 70,000 participants from around the globe to teach English in Japan. Here’s how to get accepted in JET.

If you are considering teaching English in Qatar, it is relatively tiny country with fewer jobs advertised compared to the rest of the Gulf.

Anyone with an adventurous bone in their body has to come to Myanmar and see it for themselves. Teaching English in Myanmar is for the brave.

If you want to experience tropical rainforests, the mighty Andes, and Machu Picchu, then you should try teaching English in Peru.