The ITTT Facebook page is a great place for our trainees, course graduates, and working ESL teachers to find information on the TESOL world and to share stories and advice on anything connected to teaching English online or overseas. The popularity of our group is largely down to its diversity as it is made up of people from a wide array of countries and backgrounds, so essentially it offers something for everyone. Anyone with an interest in English language teaching is welcome to join our online community and take advantage of the wealth of content that it offers. You can also add your own ideas, recommendations, and course reviews to help other members find the answers they need to ensure their own ESL journey is as rewarding as possible.
We also use our Facebook page as a central hub where our members can access other areas of our online content. From this hub you can link to our website, YouTube channel, special offer info, photo library and a whole lot more. Currently we have in excess of 100,000 followers on our Facebook page and that number is constantly rising thanks to our policy of adding fresh and informative content on a regular basis. The content of our Facebook page is provided by TESOL experts from all areas of the ESL world, as well as by our current trainees, past graduates, and working teachers from all across the globe. If you want to find all the latest news and reviews in one convenient location, check out our Facebook group which is the home of TESOL online.
Do ESL Teachers Need a Second Language?
One of the most common questions we are asked on Facebook and elsewhere is how do I teach English if I don’t speak my student's native language? The truth is that no matter where you are teaching around the world, you do not need to know any other language to be successful. For more information on this, read our FAQ: Do TESOL teachers need a second language?
Can I Learn a Second Language While Teaching ESL?
Teaching overseas has many benefits and one of the most popular is it gives you the perfect opportunity to learn the native language of the country you are teaching in. Some people choose to simply learn the basics so they can get by comfortably in their new environment, while others choose to go all the way and learn the language to a high level. Whatever your preference, there is no better way to learn than being immersed in the language on a daily basis. For info on your language learning options, visit our FAQ: Can I learn a foreign language while teaching English Abroad?
While you are on our FAQ Page you can also browse through over 200 other questions that are commonly asked by our trainees. You should find all the answers you need in straightforward and easy to understand English. Whatever questions you have regarding teaching English at home or abroad, ITTT has the answers to help you move forward.
