Setting meaningful homework for ESL learners – Top tips and ideas
Homework is often disliked by students and can make extra work for teachers if it involves marking. Depending on where you work, homework may or may not be part of…
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5 Best ESL Games for Adult Learners – Using It The Fun Way
“That’s what games are, in the end. Teachers. Fun is just another word for learning!” – Raph Koster When I first began ESL teaching one of the things I found…
Trinity CertPT – Level 6 Online CPD Course for Teachers
Introducing the new Level 6 Trinity Certificate for Practising Teachers (CertPT) – A Professional Development Course An internationally accredited online teacher development course which helps teachers apply new skills in…
How to prepare classes for beginner ESL learners (A1 students)?
For many teachers preparing and teaching beginner ESL learners comes as a challenge. We have an article providing tips to prepare for your first ever ESL class. Often educators are…
How to conduct an “English Only” ESL classroom? Is it ever possible to do so?
I am sure every ESL teacher (or most of them) at some point had to remind their class to speak in English. Perhaps to stop gossiping in their native language…
How to prepare for your first-ever ESL class – Top Tips!
Congratulations on completing your TEFL certification (CertTESOL, CELTA or a similar teaching qualification). Now the day has come that you’ve been waiting for – to actually handle an ESL classroom!…
Top tips to save time when planning a lesson for an ESL class
Planning and preparing resources for a class is an essential part of any teacher’s life. Some people love it, while a few don’t. Either way, it can be extremely time-consuming…
A Brief History of Phrasal Verbs
The overview Phrasal verbs are notorious in the realm of English teaching. Students hate them, teachers hate teaching them, and examiners love including them. The last part of the previous…
Student-Led Vs Teacher-Led Classes, Learning
When you think of a classroom, do you see the typical set up of a teacher at the front with students sitting in separate desks? Well, then that is just…
Teaching grammar the fun way – Tips and tricks
Many teachers and students alike find grammar tedious to teach and to learn. As a result, it becomes something to avoid or get through as quickly as possible, and there…
Top tips on how to plan an effective ESL lesson from teachers
In this article, we will provide some top tips and some general guidance on planning an effective ESL lesson to ensure both you and your English learners are happy in…
Travelling and saving while teaching English in Hong Kong
Have you thought of teaching English in Hong Kong? Are you wondering how much it costs to live there, how much money can you make teaching in HK, and how…
Tips to engage young ESL learners in classroom with progress
As someone who trained in the UK secondary school system to teach students aged 12-19, my first ESL Movers class of 9-11 years old was a bit of a surprise!…
Why should we use technology in an EFL ESL classroom today?
In an age where we are surrounded by technology, and everyone is seemingly attached to their phone, I pad or laptop, it makes sense to incorporate this into the classroom….
Benefits of Teaching One Culture at a Time – ESL, Teaching English
When you start teaching ESL in a major English center like the UK or Australia, you may find that you teach multi-cultural classes who come from all parts of the…
5 Warmers for your First Week of Teaching Abroad
Moving abroad to teach English can seem daunting to some. Be super-prepared by reading this article on warmers for your first week of teaching abroad, whether in Hong Kong, Australia,…
The Benefits of Teaching English in Hong Kong
Many recent graduates turn to teaching to fund their travels abroad. For those who want a GAP year in between university and their career, teaching English always comes up on…
Monolingual vs Multilingual Classes – Teaching English Abroad
In any job you’ve been doing a long time, it can become repetitive. You may have been teaching for a while, and are now wondering how to bring back that…
5 must-know ESL games, activities for TEFL teachers
Whether you’re just starting in the TEFL world or have been a teacher for many years, having a stockpile of fun and enjoyable activities is an essential tool for every…
Tips for teaching English to teenagers in Hong Kong – The best way to engage
Many teenagers in Hong Kong will speak English to a conversational level, so you may wonder why they want to attend English lessons outside of school. Many of them will…
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