Foreign language learning is a massively rewarding undertaking; going from stilted greetings to lively conversations can make you feel like a multi-million lottery winner. Of course, it’s also quite intimidating to start the learning process. In your home country, it’s simple to find a spot in a classroom with a native speaker, or for those who are more intrinsically motivated, self-study may be a viable option.

This blog post is devoted to games in the classroom. Our TEFL graduate shares their thoughts.

This blog post contains information on classroom management techniques. Our TEFL graduate shares their ideas and thoughts.

This blog post is devoted to flashcards in the classroom. Our TEFL graduate shares their ideas.

In this article, our TEFL graduate shares their knowledge on teaching skills.

This blog post contains information on grammar and its importance in language learning.

This article is devoted to such important part of teaching as management and discipline. Our TEFL graduate shares their thoughts.

How to grow your students as leaders? Learn in this blog post.

This topic is very dear to my heart as I have been an English teacher in Arab countries for a long time. Therefore, I am writing this article as someone who has experience in learning both Arabic and English. In my observation, most of these difficulties either have to do with the students' native language (Arabic) or their cultural backgrounds. Here are the 5 most common problems for Arab learners when studying English.

In this article, our TEFL graduate tells about some common challenges students of English face in the learning process.