Blog for ESL teachers

• Teaching Career

Have you ever felt that the world became a little brighter after a successful lesson? For me, teaching English has always been about that feeling — connection, growth, and real impact. Today, let’s talk honestly and without clichés about how to start a teaching career, what qualifications you need, how TEFL and TESOL certificates help, and where to find jobs if you want to teach online or abroad.

• Tips for teachers

Advanced Travel English is designed for learners who want to feel confident abroad and communicate naturally in real-life situations. It’s not just about airports or hotels—it’s about handling conversations with staff, asking for help, joining tours, dealing with emergencies, or chatting with locals. At this level, students should not only know phrases but also understand tone, subtext, and cultural nuance. The goal is to sound natural, polite, and context-aware.

• Tips for teachers

Have you ever wondered why two lessons with the same plan bring completely different results? The answer often lies in the development of a teacher’s soft skills. When we grow our soft skills as English teachers, every plan starts to “breathe”: the class listens, trusts, and moves forward — you can literally feel it in the air. 😊

• Teaching methods

• Teaching methods

How to teach English—this is the question I hear most often. In short, it’s a blend of sound methodology, empathy, disciplined routines, and honest lesson analysis. Below is my practical pathway from first classes to a confident system where how to teach English becomes a craft—and a joy. 😊