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What to do after college if you don't know what to do? I've been there and you can take my advice here with a grain […]
I didn't actually work for VIPkid, but I did get to see how their program works a bit. I jumped through a bunch of hoops […]
Can I teach English in Japan without speaking Japanese? Yes, you can teach English in Japan without knowing Japanese. In fact you can teach English […]
So I just found someone asking if teaching English in Korea is worth it? And I thought I would answer it here. But sometimes things […]
This post was partly inspired from a couple different things. Yesterday I was listening to a video on Youtube by Nomad capitalist and one of […]
Based on my experience teaching and living in East Asia I would say that online TEFL certifications are usually accepted when required by the school. The […]
Hello, this is a late addition to the blog because I just left Japan, however I made this video over a year ago. But I […]
I answered this question like more than a month ago in Fukuoka. I've since left Japan, but I made this video with my thoughts on […]
You need to know that teaching abroad is going to be different. That's the short answer. It's going to be different in many different ways […]
Saying bye bye to Fukuoka... View of Fukuoka on the plane ride home So as I sit here in my chair sipping some hot tea […]
What is the most important reason for using games in the ESL classroom? The most important reason to use ESL games is to help your […]
Hello... My name is Ian Leahy and I am the creator of ESLinsider. My teaching experience started in 2004 and in 2009 I began working […]
