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Mysterious and magical, discover the secrets of teaching English in the Middle East
One look at the skyline of just about any of Turkey’s large metropolises and a story is told, a large silhouette cast of huge modern skyscrapers and apartment towers, offset by the stark contrast of …
To many in the west little is known about Oman, often marked down as just another Gulf state, perhaps not as spectacular or well developed as Dubai or Qatar. But, but for those who have …
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is the most traditional and strict of the Gulf States, but also the richest. Home to over a quarter of the world's oil reserves, it is a country that oozes …
The United Arab Emirates is both one of the youngest and one of the most culturally diverse countries in the world. The nation itself only formed just over 40 years ago in 1971, consisting of …
With the average NQT in the UK earning £1,617 a month, yes the salary is pretty decent, but did you know you can get MORE money as a TEFL teacher whilst working FEWER hours? Research …
Landing a TEFL job in the Middle East isn’t easy – anyone who’s researched TEFL careers knows that; as (with the exception of Turkey and Egypt) unless you have a level 5 qualification and a couple …
3 out of 4 millennials would rather buy an experience than something material. And from our experience, that usually means travel plans are brewing! A huge 20% of all international travellers are millennials - but …
Hi, there! I'm Catherine and I work in the Marketing Team at i-to-i HQ. In August this year, along with two of my lovely colleagues from our team of TEFL Experts, Becky and Emma, I travelled …
Alex took part in our TEFL Course & Internship: Thailand Volunteer and documented his experience (thanks, Alex!). Including meeting elephants, getting stuck into delicious Thai food and visiting Erawan waterfalls - it's safe to say …
