THE NO BS BLOG #ESL

There are loads of benefits to teaching English in a classroom, but now that online teaching is becoming increasingly popular, it's worth considering this as another way to live earn while you trot around the globe.

Many recruiters are decent, hard-working folks, but there are endless threads and stories of less-than-ethical recruiters.

You’ve got your TESOL certificate, landed your first teaching job, and bought your plane ticket. What now?

So shit just got real and you need emergency help - here are the ENGLISH SPEAKING emergency services in China. SAVE THIS ON YOUR FAVORITES!

There are a few facts about working in China that people tip-toe around with a very wide berth. Yes, the topics are sensitive to talk about but ignoring them is not going to make them go away.

Nothing makes a recruiter or employer groan and roll their eyes more than opening a resume to find an overworked magnum opus autobiography.

You did the interview and got the job - it's actually happening! You're going to China! Here are 4 things you should start working on NOW!

Keeping with our theme of "hard-truths", we decided to ask a few reputable recruiters to share their thoughts on "10 things you want ESL Job candidates to know." Here's what they had to say.