-
TEFL Journey
-
This blog provides information on Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL). We include tips and advice for how to become a TEFL teacher, the highs and lows of TEFL, TEFL career planning, lesson planning and effective teaching methods.
See other jobs.ac.uk Career Blogs -
Search This Blog
Categories
- Business English (6)
- Guest Blog (3)
- Interviews (24)
- Jobseeking (23)
- Lesson Plans (2)
- Lessons plans (17)
- Living Abroad (14)
- Miscellaneous (29)
- Teaching in Japan (39)
- Teaching Tips (81)
- TEFL (24)
- TEFL Advice (84)
- TEFL Country Profile (17)
- TEFL Country Profiles (1)
- TEFL Jobs (15)
- TEFL News (7)
- TEFL Qualifications (13)
- Uncategorized (2)
- Visa Issues (4)
-
Latest Jobs
- English Faculty Position
The American University of the Middle East - Presessional English Teachers
INTO University of East Anglia London - Deputy Director
University of Nottingham Ningbo, China - See more related jobs»
- English Faculty Position
Most Viewed
-
Recent Posts
-
Bloggers
-
More From jobs.ac.uk
-
Ask Us
-
Blog Disclosure
Tag Archives: english
Teaching English and Using English
The role of meaning, form and pronunciation when teaching new language cannot be underestimated. But what comes after that? Use. Using English is perhaps the ultimate goal – the reason why you teach correct pronunciation and verb forms.
Tagged: english, practice, use
Leave a comment
English In Demand
おつかれさま! I recently told you all that I was moving house. Well, I have finished unpacking, cleaning, filling in the forms that are necessary when one moves house in Japan, and I have actually had some time to relax and … Read More
Tagged: english, language schools, teaching asia
Leave a comment
Teaching Conversational English
Recently, I have been using conversational style lesson plans for some of my classes. Many of my students want to learn a very practical style of English that doesn’t require too much from them. The nature of conversational English classes … Read More
Tagged: conversation, english, lesson plans
Leave a comment
Are They Really Learning English?
Perhaps one of the most common issues raised by TEFL teachers is the need/challenge to make learning English a fun experience for the students. Do lessons even need to be fun?! Surely the students are there to learn, not to … Read More


