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How Do I Become An ESL Teacher | Qualifications & Skills Needed

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An Article by contributor Gigi Wara. If you are wondering how to become an ESL teacher, you probably already have a friendly demeanor, a strong grasp of the English language, and plenty of patience. ESL teaching is a rewarding career that allows teachers to help non-native English speakers become proficient in reading, writing, speaking, and listening in the English language. How Do I Become an ESL Teacher? Whether preparing for college or university studies or looking for a career change, teaching English as a second language is a rewarding career that embraces cultural differences. The following guide is meant to … / Read more »



Teaching English Abroad

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Douglas from DeVry University asked: “How can I get into teaching English abroad?” Thanks for your question, Douglas. Teaching English in a foreign country is a great way to immerse yourself in another culture, test the limits of your education skills, and learn a lot yourself! There are several paths to certification and ultimately teaching that depend on where you want to go, and the type of experience and training prospective employers are looking for. Where and who do you want to teach? Your certification and application path depends on where in the world and which type of student you’d like … / Read more »



Education Technology Trends Aspiring Teachers Need to Know

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Remember when the only tools needed for students to learn were sharp pencils and even sharper minds? While these skills are still vital, advancements in technology have replaced many traditional teaching methods forcing educators to rethink what goes into a classroom curriculum. This is especially true for newer teachers who grew up during the Digital Age. They are bringing what they’ve gained with their education degree into schools where technology has changed the entire teaching and learning process. These educators are also looking forward to many technological trends in education that will continue to bring 21st century learning into the … / Read more »



The Essential Skills You Need For Teaching English Abroad

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An article by UK based contributor Sam Gatt. Teaching English abroad is one of the most fulfilling and rewarding things you can do with your life. Not only will you explore the world’s most interesting countries, you’ll have a real impact on growing children. You’ll help shape their future and set them up with the skills they need to work in a global economy. In some cases, you’ll work in deprived areas, and your impact on the children is incredibly powerful. If you’re considering this route, there are a few academic and personal skills you’ll need to muster. Let’s take a … / Read more »



The Eternal Student – The Best Academic Careers to Aid you in Life-Long Learning

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For those who love to learn, academic careers provide opportunities for life-long learning. In addition to always learning new things from students, these positions encourage and even require continuing education, much of it paid for by employers. Nursing Instructor The median salary is $57.802. One academic career that guarantees lifelong learning is teaching within the medical field. The median salary for a nursing instructor is $57.802. A bachelor’s degree in nursing and a current nursing license are required as well as a minimum of three years of experience as either a registered or licensed vocational nurse. The necessity of keeping … / Read more »