Quite interesting and informative.Thank you

My age is 55 years.having above 25 yrs experience,now I am interested in TEFL.After the course will i be eligible for jobs in various countries.I am from Pakistan .

Im a African American NES. Im about to pay 2.4k for a well accredited course that provides a bachelor's degree in TEFL after 3 years with a in person TEFL no experience No degree yet. I hear alot of bad /good things and im nervous.

Southeast Asia vibes are unmatched

I have a tefl certificate 2 of them and I was wondering if I am able to apply for work on tefl org using 2 different certificates from different institutions

Thanks for all of your helpful tips! I start my new job on Monday, teaching English to children from 2 to 6 years old. I am in Mexico. I am not formally trained and I am sure that I was offered this position primarily based on the fact that English is my first language. In my volunteering, I have discovered that I love being around young children and I really believe that learning English at a young age will open many doors for them in the future. Any more advice, tips, warnings, etc. will be greatly appreciated! What is the best way to begin a class? Do you have favorite ‘hello’ and goodbye’ songs that you use? How on earth will I get through to the babies, who cannot even speak in their L1 yet? Are there many differences between how 4 year olds learn and how 6 year olds learn? Meanwhile, I will continue watching your videos. 🙏🏾👩🏽‍🏫📝📚🎓 I forgot to ask how much of the students’ L1 should I use in class?

Dear Carl. Is it possible to teach online to students in the Middle East ? If so how do I explore the opportunities ? Plesae suggest any websites ? Regards Sunil Damodar

Hi..❤

I got my qualification with TEFL Org and I’m now in my third year of the same program and I love life in Japan!! 🎉

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Do you teach students in private class individually?

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Hi I'm Beetha from South Afica

I just remember a nice quote saying "anyone who dares to teach must never cease to learn.Teachers are lifelong learners.

Hello. I am really keen on teach kids. How can I find job there.

Thanks for the video..clarified things for me👍

Not just helpful, but awesome.

I was in Cambodia in March 2024. Recently passed my 120 TEFL course!

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Im from Nepal❤

Jill Edwards, watching you in Bristol. I have just watched your video on Business Teaching and found it useful.

It was a quite fruitful webinar. Thank you for that.

Enjoyable and informative.Thank you

Thank you so much, these information are very helpful. God bless

Hi Carl! I'm a public school teacher here in the Philippines. I love your video.

If the students are on a sumer camp abroad, ask them to write one page, maybe a letter home to mother.

Yes, having 7 years experience teaching Chinese students in class and online, you have to tread carefully. Buy you can encourage them. The main problem is their study schedules are horrific. Imagine 7am to 8pm in some boarding schools. I'm not kidding you.

Best advice I can offer is don't lecture, encourage speaking, get to the point quicker, speak less, give more examples. It's not rocket science.

Yemen😊

I took your guy's course its been more than two months and I am still struggling to find a job abroad.

Philippines 😊

Hi aim from india

Hi! I'm Rebecca from Nigeria.

Great video thank you

What is my cost for the training""??

Thanks a lot. It was amazing.

Hi from Cumbria 👋

It is nice and sunny here

I am from Co kerry, Ireland

You are right. In Thailand, south east Asia and China, students in general are very well behaved and are really interested to learn, unlike a large number of students in the western world!!