The internet continues to bring new and exciting ways to plan lessons and engage students in their learning.
Rising unemployment is making it more difficult for graduates to get a job right away so many are planning to take a gap year to escape the recession,
According to the government the spelling rule we all remember from school as kids is no longer worth teaching.
The English language grows and evolves with new words and phrases used daily and is now reported to be at 1,000,000 words!
Earlier this year the British Council launched an online TEFL project - read how it has pushed the boundries of teaching once again.
Disney open English schools in China, but is it just a way to get a foot in the door?
The internet has brought about a whole new exciting range of TEFL teaching resources.
As if a TEFL teacher's job isn't hard enough, along come eponyms, synonyms!
Students are starting to use text message shorthand in school. Does this spell the end of the English language as we know it?
British Council helps Tunisia improve its English Teaching programme
Invest NI helps NWA expand TEFL offer
Eleutian Technology hires local people to teach English to Koreans via Skype
