The Face of Virtual ELT (ep2) How to Get ESL Students Online
New Course: How to Become an Online ESL / EFL Teacher
There have been a lot of changes over the summer! Don’t miss this video update on the changes in my online training programs. Online Tutor Launchpad starts October 20th! It is a business development course that leads you through the same process I did (without wasting time on the mistakes I made). By mastering five concepts, I went from having …
How To Double Your ESL Wages
This is article 3 of 6 in the series: How (& Why) to Teach Exams. If you’re an ESL teacher, I bet you could do with some extra money each month. Let me walk you through the same simple process that my business mentor took me through back in 2010. Making these shifts doesn’t happen immediately or get results tomorrow — …
How to Find 6 Exams Students to Practice Teaching
This is article 4 of 6 in the series, How (& Why) to Teach Exams. To become a really effective exams teacher, you need to practice. A lot. A whole lot. You basically just need to follow the same process that brought you the sense of confidence about teaching other things. Below you’ll find advice about how to fill your schedule …
Love a good challenge? These ESL classes are for you.
This is article 2 of 6 in the series: How (& Why) to Teach Exams. There are some people who like to splash around in the shallow end where life is safe. Others of us head straight for the deep end. It’s the thrill, right? For me, it’s definitely the thrill. My love of risk was why I moved to Turkey …
The Face of Virtual ELT (ep1) “Learner Coach” vs. “Teacher”
When your ESL students aren’t excited about English, it’s hard for you to be excited, either. That’s why I knew I had to share two really important teacher trainers with you. I met Daniel Barber and Duncan Foord at the Innovate ELT conference and I asked them to do an interview with me for my new series, The Face of Virtual ESL. You …
My Favorite Books & Resources to teach TOEFL iBT
After five years of teaching TOEFL iBT, there are some resources I have on speed dial — and others that burned me and are now only used with extreme caution. My “Use with Extreme Caution” List Look, I know how challenging it is to write quality test prep material. That’s why I don’t do it. It’s expensive and time-consuming (ETS takes months and shells …