More English Teaching Tips Why You Should Consider Teaching English After Graduation The few months before and after graduation involve a whirlwind of emotions as you figure out what your next steps are. This time is often spent coming to terms with completing one very significant life-chapter and how you’re going to transition to the…
Former Saxoncourt Teacher Releases First English Textbook Former Saxoncourt teacher Anthony O’Rourke has released his first English textbook, English for Beginners. The book uses a methodology inspired by a math teacher to teach English. Focusing on students with a good grasp of the English language (roughly ages 14 and up), the book can be used…
More English Teaching Tips 3 Off-the-Beaten-Track ESL Destinations Countries like Thailand, China and South Korea are where most ESL expats end up. With a low cost of living and high salaries, it’s no wonder these countries have become the go-to destinations for English teachers. But with new countries opening up their borders and introducing government-sponsored…
More English Teaching Tips How to Become an English Teacher: A Short Guide Being an ESL teacher in another country can be amazing. It looks great on your resume, it gives you a unique, more in-depth view of the world, and it leaves you with incredible memories. But it isn’t easy to make the decision…
More English Teaching Tips 5 Epic Reasons To Teach English Abroad On Your Gap Year Have you decided what this year has in store for you? No? Well then, it’s time to get your TEFL certification. Teaching abroad is the ultimate the gap year. You get to travel, earn money, experience different cultures and meet…
Life in Taiwan: Hitchhiking Taiwan Mention the word hitchhiking to anybody in the western world and there are certain to be a large number of people that recommend that you do anything but that. I spent my whole life in Europe before coming to Asia and I had never once considered that sticking my hand…
The Complete Guide To Moving Your Life To China Are you planning to move your life to China for a year or two, teaching English and exploring? Worried about how much is involved and what you need to do? Living and teaching in China will be an experience that changes your life. But it can…
Chinese Customs you should know if you live in China One of the most important things to do before arriving in China is learning the local customs and traditions. Chinese people probably have a radically different perspective on life than you do, so preparing ahead of time may save you a whole lot of trouble…
Will you get culture shock? Culture shock is experienced by many living in or traveling to another country. No-one is immune to it, not even seasoned travelers. Let’s take a look at what exactly culture shock is, if you will get it, and what you can do to minimize the negative effects. What exactly is…
Preparing for Japan: The Basics So you’ve decided to go and teach English in Japan. What next? Whether this is your first step on the journey or you have a few of the details planned out already, this article will help you create your pre-Japan tick list and work out what you need to do…