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Want to Be an English Teacher? Start Here (Infographic)

Posted on December 10, 2012 by Anastasia Koltai

Here at MyEnglishTeacher.eu we are always looking for VIP (qualified and entertaining) English Teachers. This inforgraphic will help you to become the VIP English teacher. Enjoy and feel free to share! → Need English language courses for yourself or for your employees? … Continue reading →

Do YOU Enjoy Learning English?

Posted on December 7, 2012 by Gyöngyvér Pénzes

If you have already been enjoying your English classes you know how rewarding it could be to have a good time while learning an English language. If you have not then it is high time you started doing so! If … Continue reading →

10 Well-Known Online Tools For Teachers That You Should Know Too

Posted on August 23, 2012 by Zsuzsanna Sinka

Edshelf a virtual bookshelf for all your useful online applications to enhance your teaching experience and performance. Are you afraid of being lost in the sea of websites offering help but swallowing you instead? Don’t be! Embrace the opportunity and do … Continue reading →

How to Deal with Problems Faced by Students of English?

Posted on August 21, 2012 by Lilla Udvarhelyi

The fluency-oriented and the accuracy-oriented Recently I have addressed the challenges faced by teachers of English. It is time to changethe perspective and deal with students of English. During my practice as an English teacher I have met a lot of … Continue reading →

26 Educational Technologies Every Teacher and Student Should Know

Posted on August 3, 2012 by Anastasia Koltai

Trying to keep up with all of the new buzzwords in the booming Educational Technology sector can leave you feeling like a kindergartener in a calculus class. Lucky for all of us Boundless created a fantastic Infographic to organize Educational Technologies out … Continue reading →

5 Quick Games at Any Stage of an English Lesson

Posted on July 26, 2012 by Gyöngyvér Pénzes

From time to time as an English teacher you might find yourself in situations when your students are tired or uninterested during the lesson. It can derive from the lack of interest in the topic in question, or they can … Continue reading →

The Shocking Truth about Working with Difficult Students

Posted on July 19, 2012 by Lilla Udvarhelyi

Time is passing slowly. I am looking at my watch far too often. The lucky thing is it is an online lesson without camera. I know I should have respect. But I do. I really respect him. Many other people … Continue reading →

10+1 Ways To Be A Better Private English Teacher

Posted on July 3, 2012 by Guest Author

Being a Private English Teacher, or a teacher in an other field, is a respectful but really challenging lifestyle. Yes, Lifestyle. What do I mean? Teaching must not be only a lesson-long activity. As a novice teacher it might not … Continue reading →

6 Reasons Why Teaching ESL is a Rewarding Career Choice

Posted on June 27, 2012 by Guest Author

Choosing a career in teaching can be very rewarding, but choosing to be an ESL teacher has it’s own unique attractions. One major attraction is the demand for ESL teachers all over the world. According to the British council, it … Continue reading →

English Speaking activities at English classes; refresh!

Posted on May 30, 2012 by Gyöngyvér Pénzes

Although nowadays English course books are extremely well designed to enable the teacher to create real life situation while practicing everyday conversations in English, there are some other techniques that you may find useful. These while trying to smuggle some … Continue reading →