Entries from September 2007 ↓

Finding a TEFL job is a tough obstacles for many TEFLers with kids. All teachers face the prospect of landing in the job from hell. For single teachers or even couples, it’s easy to pack up and move on. There’s not a lot to think about. For families, it’s inherently more difficult. They have to think about their kids first.
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One of the big issues facing EFL Teachers with children is how handle education for our own children. It’s a tough enough issue for parents in our home countries like the US, Canada, England and Australia but it’s a problem magnified for those of us teaching English as a foreign language. Our kids are important and so is their education.
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I have put up a Links Page on this site. It has links to sites that may be valuable for you as you go through this crazy thing called TEFL with Kids. Feel free to suggest any link you feel is appropriate. Remember this is a resource site for you.

The Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL) Profession is known by many as a path to fun and adventure in exotic foreign lands, as a way to pay off student loans or as a way to dodge problems back home. Instead of focusing on the reason why they want to go teach abroad, many new teachers find their job first and worry about the destinations later. Unfortunately, many lose sight of their original reason for going abroad and become disillusioned. That doesn’t have to be the case. With three easy steps, you can be focused on the reason why you are going abroad and find the destination that best meshes with your goals.
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TEFL with Kids is a blog to TEFL teachers living who have embarked on a TEFL career with kids in tow. It’s also a blog for TEFL teachers who had kids after starting their TEFL Career. TEFL is better also known as Teaching English as a Foreign Language.
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