Experiences of an English Language Teacher
It has been over 18 years since I started teaching English to students in the UK and South Korea, with varying degrees of success. In the following video, I share ten different ways to get your students speaking either in an online or face-to-face environment.
Getting an English teaching job in South Korea can be fraught with challenges which could include finding a reputable employer, getting the expected remuneration, as well as getting all the documents required for the visa.
In this post, I shall share my personal recommendations for finding and securing an English teaching job in South Korea but feel free to watch the video, from my YouTube Channel, above where I share such insight.
Continue readingI was fortunate enough to have an online chat with Tim Warre, who is a blogger over at Tim’s Free English Lesson Plans and a materials developer. During our recorded chat, we discussed various aspects of English language teaching such as routes into online teaching, the development of AI, an ideal online teaching setup, as well as entrepreneurship.
Grab a coffee and a snack (the recorded chat is just under an hour), and have a listen.
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