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Essential TEFL Tip! Are you worried about being scammed? TEFL course scams are becoming more sophisticated! Protect yourself by reading about the latest TEFL scams in this article: Online TEFL/TESOL Course Review Scams in 2025 If you are concerned about becoming a victim of an Online TEFL/TESOL course scam, we strongly recommend choosing from one of the 5 Best Online TEFL/TESOL certification…

It was soon after when TEFL Online Pro won the Teachers’ Choice Award, 2019, when we first noticed the Reddit and forum posts appearing – attacking TEFL Online Pro with conspiracy theory slings of mud. At first, we didn’t really take much notice of them – they were so ridiculous that we brushed them off as prank posts.

But the false accusations grew over time and it has only recently been the case that we have been able to identify exactly who is behind the publication of this online abuse.

It is actually four schools – four of our Online TEFL/TESOL program competitors:

ESLinsider, ITTT TEFL, MyTEFL, and the TEFL Academy.

The TEFL & TESOL certification course industry is highly competitive.

Earlier this week, we found out who has been defaming us online.

-Get the class’s undivided attention.

-Lead in by defining key vocabulary, short audio/visual reference material or other warm up related to the main lesson goals. Check on key vocabulary comprehension.

-Give instructions on the main task in simple, short, logical steps. Use gestures, intonation and if appropriate, give a demonstration

-Arrange the class into the appropriate seating arrangement; partners, groups etc.

-Check on class comprehension of the instructions with simple questions.

-Remind students of time limits.

MyTEFL Review: Why Taking a MyTEFL Course was the Best Decision I Have Ever Made

When I was still a little girl, I dreamt of traveling the world. I wanted my passport to run out of pages because of the many trips I made to countries I even have the difficulty of pronouncing. The thought of living the jet setter life excited me so much that I have made it a point to visit at least a province in my home country or have a vacation to its neighboring country every chance I get.…

by Joseph Francis

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An escape from the rat race, plenty of job opportunities, and (maybe most importantly of all) a chance to travel and see the world – there are oodles of reasons why TEFL for Millennials might just be the perfect career choice…

Because Millennials love to travel

Upwards of 80 million Millennials in the United States say that that they’ve traveled in the past 12 months. That’s…all of them. So, to put that another way: 100% of Millennials have planned a trip in the last year. Now if that tells us anything, it’s that travel is a pastime of choice for pretty much everyone who still clings to that tenuous self-description of youth. And what profession do we know of that lets folk travel, perhaps even more than any other? Darn tootin’ it’s TEFL; TEFL for Millennials, tailor-made.

Because it isn’t tourism!

The word “tourism” gets a bad rap these days. Conjuring images of sunburnt bodies and all-inclusive hotels, it’s come to signify the sort of way generation Y is determined not to see the world. Don’t just take our word for it though – stats reveal that as many as 78% of younger travelers are determined to have a more adventurous, authentic, local experience abroad than traditional package vacations allow. That’s important because it highlights one of the main reasons TEFL for Millennials could be the perfect choice of career: It means participating, actively, in places; working, living and sharing in the local community.

Because it lets you learn as you go

It seems the thirst for knowledge is alive and well in the Millennials of today. 80% of young travelers say they want to learn something whenever they go abroad. And while that could mean mastering the ins and outs of the Thai kitchen, or getting your carving right on the ski slopes, we think it’s also a nod to the more lifelong education of getting to grips with nuanced religious customs or a different language – both central aspects of the TEFL life if ever there was any!  

Because it’s booming

The fear of leaving college without a job hangs heavy over many an undergrad, especially post-2008 and with the onset of the global turndown. TEFL has proved itself somewhat immune to all that, though, with 1.5 billion English learners now estimated around the globe, and increases in the number of private schools from China to Colombia, Italy to France. Yep, it’s not all about sating the wanderlust and gaining meaningful experiences in spots across the planet. There’s job security here. And career progression prospects, too.

Because it’s easy to get qualified

One of the best pieces of news when it comes to TEFL for Millennials is that you’ve probably already done most of the training you need to get into a classroom. You speak English, right? (Well, you’re reading this article, so that’s safe to assume.) That’s the fundamental skill that’s needed. Now all you need to get is that 120-hour certificate, one you can usually study entirely online. Alternatively, if you’re itching to get out and about, you can do your training while working – myTEFL have plenty of internship programs that get you through the necessary teacher training whilst living in awesome destinations like Thailand, China or South Africa. You don’t even need a BA degree to set the ball rolling!

  If you can think of any other reasons why TEFL for Millennials is the top career choice, we’d love to hear your thoughts in the comments below. Or, if you’re ready to get qualified and get your Millennial self out there and teaching, be sure to check out the courses we offer.

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