There are 195 countries in the world… so where on Earth to begin your English teaching journey and what your ideal TEFL destination would be, quite literally?!
There’s a huge demand worldwide for TEFL teachers, we know the best places to earn your TEFL certification, with...
Teaching English in Europe is one of the most interesting and rewarding careers you can have. Whether it’s for months or years, you’ll have a blast. Teaching does have its challenges, but the rewards greatly outweigh any hurdles you’ll meet on your way. As an...
Did you know you could work as a TEFL teacher without a degree? A common misconception people make with TEFL (teaching English as a foreign language) is that unless they are qualified teachers with a Bachelor’s degree they will not qualify for a job teaching...
Learning English as a foreign language has always been popular in Europe and more recently it has become even more relevant with the growing importance of Europe in the global economy. In Europe, you will find a big TEFL market with plenty of job opportunities...
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If you are looking for a change of pace or new scenery then Madrid is for you. Whether you are right out of college looking for a year of travel or you want to change your career and start over in a new city, TEFL...
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We know everything there is about living and working in the Spanish capital so here is a quick guide to the most important things you need to know if you're thinking about moving to Madrid.
Metro Monthly Pass
The best way to travel around Madrid is...
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by Rosie Hegarty
If you're moving abroad and looking for culture, European charm and great weather, look no further than the Spanish capital: Madrid. Here we give you the top five places to visit in Madrid, whether you're moving to teach English or just for a whistle-stop visit.
Madrid's...
“Can I teach English abroad, even though I am a non-native?” is something we at TEFL Connect get asked time and time again. Well, in short the answer is yes! Absolutely! Teaching English as a non-native speaker is practiced all over the world and in...