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Starting and Scaling a Website as an Independent ESL Teacher
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Starting and Scaling a Website as an Independent ESL Teacher

Do any of these situations sound familiar to you? ๐Ÿค” I want to go solo as an ESL tutor, but I don’t know where to start. ๐Ÿ˜ตโ€๐Ÿ’ซ I’ve been spending restless nights racking my brain on how to attract more students. ๐Ÿค” I can’t figure out how to start and streamline my online presence. ๐Ÿ˜ฅ…

Should You Leave Your Contracted Role to Teach Independently?

Should You Leave Your Contracted Role to Teach Independently?

Are you an English teacher dreaming of breaking free from your contracted role at an ESL school? The idea of transitioning from a stable contracted job to the world of autonomous teaching is both exciting and daunting. In this post, we’ll explore the pros and cons of going solo as an English teacher, helping you…

Money Matters: Become Pension-savvy with The Chilled Investor
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Money Matters: Become Pension-savvy with The Chilled Investor

Nicola Prentis, aka The Chilled Investor, and I had an insightful live Q&A session in June, where we spoke about setting up a pension fund and financial investing for English-language tutors. Meet Nicola, The Chilled Investor “Iโ€™m Nicola and Iโ€™ll teach you how to put your money to work by demystifying investing and giving you…

Invest in Your Success: Pro tips on continuous professional development for online ESL tutors

Invest in Your Success: Pro tips on continuous professional development for online ESL tutors

Hey there, fellow ESL trailblazers!Did you set any personal or professional goals for yourself at the beginning of this year? Now that weโ€™ve hit the mid-year mark (donโ€™t panic!), itโ€™s an opportune time to reflect on those goals and see how far youโ€™ve come. Donโ€™t forget to give yourself a hearty pat on the back…

Teaching Kids vs Adults: Strategies, techniques, and tips for teaching ESL learners of various ages
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Teaching Kids vs Adults: Strategies, techniques, and tips for teaching ESL learners of various ages

Teaching English as a foreign or second language to adults and children requires vastly different approaches to support each age group’s learning journey. As an ESL educator, it’s crucial to understand these distinctions to create effective learning experiences for each age group. In this blog, we’ll outline strategies, techniques, and tips for teaching learners of…

Teaching ESL Online with LanguageClass – A New Solution to Independent Teachers

Teaching ESL Online with LanguageClass – A New Solution to Independent Teachers

Independent ESL teachers today undertake many roles and juggle a multitude of tasks. From student recruitment to lesson planning, class management, grading assignments, and administrative tasks such as handling payments and schedules. This diverse workload, paired with the occasional language barrier, makes it essential for ESL teachers to streamline all tasks so they can pour…

Jolly Good Tips for a Festive Online Classroom
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Jolly Good Tips for a Festive Online Classroom

As I sit here typing this blog, there are exactly 70 sleeps left till Christmas!!! Did I spook you? Well, Hallowe’en is just around the corner, and I’m already feeling in a trick-and-treating mood! And with the spirit of American Thanksgiving coming up on 23 November, it wouldn’t be the festive season without showing gratitude…