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A few questions – pre-match nerves and rightly so. If you’re about to get a good job in ‘the city’, go for the city job. TEFL is not career and the excitement soon wears off. It’s hard work and those who really want teaching as a career choose the PGCE route. I wouldn’t concentrate too much on qualifications as where you’ll end up no one probably gives a toss whether you have a TEFL cert’ or CELTA. What they will care about is what experience you have. Get some. Take a year out and teach your way through an extended holiday in the East or S. America. I taught in Inner Mongolia for several ye ..read more

It takes a whale 3 hours to take a shit, and Freegate takes just as long to connect and function properly in China. It used to be okay until about a year ago. Teleport disconnected on me three times in just 40 minutes of use. I suppose we get what we pay for. The Chinese are actively sabotaging these VPN connections, and only two remain effective. There's no need to mention their names here. The CFTU is offering one of them as a gift, while the other sells for $80 a year (EVPN ..read more

These two applications are also relatively similar. I often use it to make small quizzes for my studentsgeometry dash online ..read more

Several countries known for being more age-friendly for TEFL include Western Europe and Latin America. Countries like Spain and Italy typically don't impose strict age limits. In Latin America, Chile and Colombia are also favorable options as they prioritize experience over age. While public schools may have age restrictions, many language academies would value your skills. Eastern Europe could also be a viable option, although the pay might be lower, the cost of living is generally lower as well. There is definitely less discrimination against older people in most Western countries with sti ..read more

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I'm also looking for convenient teaching tools like Nearpod and Pear Deck but have no experience ..read more

I'm researching new tech tools to include in my teaching that I haven't tried yet. Specifically, I'm interested in Nearpod and Pear Deck due to their integration with Google Slides. Could you share your experiences with these tools ..read more

Just wanted to echo what the others have said - don't worry too much about IQ. Having motivation and putting in lots of practice is really what matters most for language learning. Why don't you try that official IQ test if you're curious, but don't let a number discourage you. And I second the recommendations for tools like aithor - anything that makes practice more engaging can help boost your skills ..read more