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Young Learners Workshop
Have you completed your TEFL course and you are now feeling that you want a bit more hands-on experience, but still with some supervision? Do
Have you completed your TEFL course and you are now feeling that you want a bit more hands-on experience, but still with some supervision? Do
Perhaps the most valuable skill that I came to love and hate during my TEFL course in Barcelona, Spain, was time management. It was obvious
So you want to live the dream? You want to teach English in a school in Spain and you want to do so legally. Well
When Spain suddenly went into lockdown, her TEFL course went from a classroom setting on Friday to Zoom the following Monday. Abi Keane gives her account on how she dealt with the changes, as well as finishing the course and doing her teaching practicum online.
What started out as a course to learn how to teach English, later turned into 33 shared countries and a friendship of a lifetime. Rewind
About two years ago, my partner and I decided we wanted to live in Spain for one year. We both love Spain and have always
Tió de Nadal («Poo Log») The Tio de Nadal (which is Catalan for ‘Christmas log’) is a character that plays a big role during Christmas
Starting off the day It’s Monday morning in week three of my Certificate in TEFL course at ITA Barcelona, and I wake up to my
The technical requirements: 1. A Laptop/Computer (or iPad) with a camera: You will need a computer with a camera in order to teach online. Be
Work from home: No commute, need I say more? Make your own schedule & No minimum hours: Now, I will say there are so many
You finish your TEFL course at International TEFL Academy Barcelona TEFL, receive your official certificate, and then you’re faced with the difficult task of deciding
Google “TEFL certification Barcelona” and you’ll see an array of TEFL classes ranging in price from €200 to over €1,800. How can there be such
So you gather up the courage to teach English as a foreign language in Spain. You confidently inform your parents, family, and friends. They have
Calçotada season (Between November and April) If you are a foodie, one of the more interesting events to keep note of in your calendar for
EU Citizens – Citizens from the European Union nations are able to work legally in Spain without getting a visa. However you will need to register for a