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Introducing the Brand New TEFL Jobs Board from i-to-i TEFL!
That's right! We've launched a brand new TEFL Jobs Board and the good news is that it's totally free to use! You can apply for as many TEFL jobs as you like,...
Teaching in South Korea
http://www.onlinetefl.com/tefl-jobs-abroad/tefl-jobs-in-south-korea.html?source=youtubechannel Sophie Roberts, who is teaching in South Korea has put togethe...
Introducing the Brand New TEFL Jobs Board from i-to-i TEFL!
That's right! We've launched a brand new TEFL Jobs Board and the good news is that it's totally free to use! You can apply for as many TEFL jobs as you like, safe in the knowledge that each and every job is checked over by us. Sign up for free today at http://www.onlinetefl.com/jobs?source=chalkboard
Add a balloon into a class of girls and what do you get?
I was trying to get my students to talk about their likes and dislikes so we played a game of volleyball(oon). They had to say a sentence and then hit the balloon to the other team. Every correct sentence got them 3 points. They started cheating and only passed the balloon to people in their own team. It got very competitive but at least it got them talking lol
After my first day of school! Part 2
My co-teacher came early to pick me up so I didn't have time to finish my video about my first day so I did it when I got home instead.
The morning of my first day of school! Part 1
This was meant to be a vlog before my first day of school, but my co-teacher came to pick me up earlier than I though so I had to stop....full video coming soon!
My Apartment in Ulsan, South Korea
A 'Cribs' style tour of my apartment haha fridge contents and all lol! Sorry the sounds goes off a bit, haven't worked out the volume function on it yet :( Also if you're wondering why I have 'English' food - Korean food is very spicy and I can barely manage a Masala so I tend to cook for myself. I am, however, trying Korean food but I have only been here a week. So far I like Mandu (dumplings) rice tea and the noodle soups (like Ramen)
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