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I was watching an episode of US sitcom The Big Bang Theory recently when one scene struck me as something I could use in class.
In this video, Oxford TEFL’s Duncan Foord talks about his workshop, “Dancing in the Dark”. “Some conversations we have at work with colleagues, bosses and
When I asked Sinéad to give me something to put on the blog about her workshop on Friday, she kindly filmed a wee video for
Here’s an outline of Emily’s workshop. “The aim of this session is to understand Howard Gardner’s theory of Multiple Intelligences, reflect on our own strengths and those
Ahead of the Free Teacher Development Workshops for TEFL teachers, taking place in Barcelona and Prague during March (see the links at the bottom of
Free teacher development workshops are like buses… you wait 6 months for one, and then two programmes appear one after the other! Hot on the
Spring is truly upon us, and that can mean only one thing: another round of free TEFL teacher development workshops at our Barcelona centre. Whether it’s
After months of planning and preparation, the momentous day has finally arrived. There’s a buzz of excitement in the air. Is Duncan’s band releasing a
Adventures on the Indian Subcontinent By Miriam Vogler, Trinity Cert TESOL Barcelona graduate, February 2012 Why do we teach EFL and travel? A question with
Many English language teachers take on private classes at some point in their careers. One of the most difficult aspects of this is deciding how
So, you go into a classroom, you set up a speaking activity and after a few minutes of listening and reacting to your students, you
We are pleased to announce the re-launch of our website! We hope that you’ll find it easy to find what you are looking for, whether
Oxford TEFL Barcelona is again running a programme of free teacher development workshops this term, with sessions from, among others, Jamie Keddie, Graham Stanley and our own
We are all very proud of Oxford TEFL Cadiz tutor, Ceri Jones, whose blog, Close Up, has been nominated in the category Best Individual Blog
A nice video by Anthony Gaughan. A common feature of many initial teacher training programmes is a strong emphasis on detailed paper-based lesson planning. Whether
Country Information The Czech Republic is a small country in central Europe (and the Czechs prefer “central” as a description to “eastern”) sharing borders with
The employment situation can be quite uncertain for newcomers to Greece and therefore many people choose to try teaching English as a foreign language, on a full
G’day! Teaching Down Under by Christopher Lotinga When I came back to Australia with my Oxford House Trinity Cert TESOL back in 2004 I had a
By Fares Mokrani, November 2010. In Algeria there are many opportunities for native speakers. There are 3 big schools in the capital Algiers: In-tuition, Berlitz and
Sofia, Bulgaria – Kate Tingley (September 2010) Why Sofia? Without a doubt, Sofia is an up and coming place to be; full of fun back
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