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Laying the Foundations for Better CELTA Trainees

After realising that trainees on his own courses were struggling to come to terms with a lot of new concepts and techniques, teacher trainer Jamie King decided to look...

Teaching Abroad

Everything you need to know about teaching English in South Korea

Ever thought about starting your teaching career in South Korea? We speak to someone who did just that - and she's now the president of a national teachers'

Advice and Tips

Ten definitive answers to your most common CELTA questions

We sit down with a CELTA expert to put to rest all of your frequently-asked questions about the course...

Teaching Abroad

From Tacoma to Vancouver: Discovering the Pacific Northwest

From bustling cities to slow-paced towns, cool waters filled with seals and orcas, to high-altitude glaciers above remote terrain; the Pacific Northwest is a land of...

Teaching Abroad

South Korea: Ample jobs, high salaries, but from 2016 you will need a CELTA

Why changes in South Korean TEFL legislation mean teachers will soon need CELTA in this vibrant Asian country.

The ELT Industry

Becoming an English Teacher – With Dyslexia

We look at how English teachers with dyslexia can succeed on their TEFL courses and in the classroom.

Teaching Abroad

How to Spend a Month in San Francisco without Blowing the Budget

Why living in San Francisco for a month doesn't have to be a death sentence for your hip pocket.

Advice and Tips

How to Fund your CELTA Course

We look at the best ways to fund a CELTA course, all around the world. Ask any English teacher with the CELTA, and they’ll tell you that it essentially pays for

The ELT Industry

Five Things We Learnt at the Innovate ELT Conference in Barcelona

Some of our StudyCELTA team members were lucky enough to attend the Innovate ELT conference in Barcelona over the weekend. Here’s what they took away from it.