In news that may be welcomed by TEFL course graduates teaching English in Thailand, the country's unemployment rate is not as high as it could be, according to its prime minister.
Chalkboard is i-to-i's TEFL community.
It is currently still in testing phase which could mean you find the odd bug!
Q: What is i-to-i Chalkboard? A: It's the online community of TEFL specialists
Use the tabs below to learn more about our TEFL courses
i-to-i Chalkboard News
→
Archive February 2010
News Archive February 2010
Thailand’s unemployment rate ‘not a severe as other nations’
Hands-on experience ‘a viable alternative to further education’
Those who have been refused a place at university should not consider higher education to be the only option they have of gaining the skills needed for a successful career, it has been asserted - advice TEFL course students may agree with.
View...
Graduates’ online activities ‘watched by potential employers’
Graduate employees check candidates' online behaviour when they are considering them for jobs, new research has shown, news that may inspire many to take a TEFL course and head to another nation for work.
View...
Young Brits living with parents ‘do not have enough privacy’
Many young Brits living with their parents are finding it difficult to maintain personal relationships, it has been discovered - a problem which TEFL teachers do not have to worry about.
View...
Swapping journalism for teaching English ‘a great move’
One Briton has spoken of how she ditched her career in journalism amid the recession to take a course that equipped her with teaching English skills.
View...
A degree ‘no longer an instant passport to success’
Gone are the days when a degree alone would guarantee a graduate their dream job, one famous entrepreneur has pointed out - a viewpoint those on TEFL courses may agree with.
View...
Dragon’s Den entrepreneur: Graduate talent is being ignored
One high-profile businessman has highlighted the plight of the UK's graduates, who may consider taking a TEFL course and teaching English overseas to be an ideal opportunity at the present time.
View...
Teaching English overseas ‘could make you more positive’
A more positive outlook and further personal development may be gained from teaching English overseas, it has been suggested.
View...
Teaching English in Japan ‘does not have to be expensive’
Contrary to assumptions, living and teaching English in Japan is not particularly expensive, one expert has highlighted.
View...
New Nokia project ‘may help those teaching English in China’
TEFL teachers may be pleased by the latest announcement from Nokia regarding a new language facility.
View...
Browse Archives
- February 2011 (72)
- January 2011 (120)
- December 2010 (120)
- November 2010 (120)
- October 2010 (120)
- September 2010 (128)
- August 2010 (113)
- July 2010 (119)
- June 2010 (125)
- May 2010 (114)
- April 2010 (116)
- March 2010 (124)
- February 2010 (120)
- January 2010 (120)
- December 2009 (118)
- November 2009 (59)
- October 2009 (97)
- September 2009 (120)
- August 2009 (119)
- July 2009 (120)
- June 2009 (128)
- May 2009 (114)
- April 2009 (120)
- March 2009 (125)
- February 2009 (110)
- January 2009 (120)
- December 2008 (47)
News Categories
- Teaching and Learning (662)
- TEFL Industry (747)
- Moving Abroad (280)
- General Travel (253)
- Living Abroad (455)
- Asia (79)
- South America (22)
- Australasia (1)
- Africa (12)
- TEFL Industry (138)
- Teaching and Learning (258)
- Moving Abroad (120)
- Living Abroad (96)
- South America (18)
- Asia (23)
- General Travel (15)
- Africa (7)
Other Information
Loading recent content...
