by Elena Riches

I previously wrote an explanation of the various ‘TEFL’ terms (you can read about it here), for those who were confused over what ...

by Vincent Chieppa

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by Elena Riches

Ready-to-use paperless lessons are now a reality for the OxbridgeTEFL ...

by Radmila Gurkova

My name is Marie Na...

by Elena Riches

Whether teaching English is a career path that you want to follow, or you just want an excuse to live the good life in another country for a while, a TEFL certificate will get you off on the right foot because, the days when being a native speaker of English was enough to get you a teaching job are now long gone. Nowadays you almost always ne...

by Vincent Chieppa

“Coming together is a beginning; keeping together is progress; working together is success.” Who would have thought that this quote by Henry Ford also applies to teaching!?  It sure stands true for collaborative learning where students are responsible for one another's learning as we...

by Elena Riches

Just like writing and art, teaching English comes naturally to some whereas others have to be taught. Before I did the OxbridgeTEFL course and became a teacher I can safely say that I had no idea whether I would want to take up teaching as a profession, n...

by Radmila Gurkova

My name is Dina Tkach, I’m 25 and I’m from ...

by Radmila Gurkova

A new year has just begun, bringing us 365 possibilities for our brand new resolutions to come true! New wishes, new dreams! Looking back at what we’ve achieved in our “teenage” organization (12 years now from our foundations!), we cannot feel more mature, more certain about the route we’ve chosen. We started with a few but firm conviction...

by Elena Riches

Having lived in Cyprus for 16 years and getting fed up with it (particularly since the launch of the euro!) I started toying with the idea of moving and began thinking long and hard about where I would move to. After much deliberation (and encouragement from people who have been there) I decided on ...