teacher tips – Abridge Academy

Get featured in magazines, blogs and newspapers to promote your online teaching business

Let’s welcome Katie Hamons, an online reading teacher from the United States, to share her top tips for getting featured in magazines, blogs or newspapers. This kind of PR is a great way to find new students and grow your online teaching business! Tell us a bit about yourself… Hi! I’m Katie Hamons from the […]

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How to get started selling self-paced courses as an independent teacher

Make money in your sleep by selling self-paced courses!

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Top Teacher Tips: How Teacher Jolande started teaching science online with Abridge Academy

Let’s welcome Teacher Jolande to share with us her insights into teaching science online with the Abridge Academy curriculum! Jolande is a qualified science teacher and currently teaches with a UK-based company as well as independently to students overseas.👉 Connect with Jolande on Facebook or SuperTeacher. Why did you choose the Abridge Academy curriculum? At

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Gamify your vocabulary review activities

Let’s welcome Teacher Ivy to tell us more about how she makes vocabulary learning fun! Ivy, creator of SuperTeacher, has been using the Abridge Academy curriculum for over two years now with her online ESL students across Europe and Asia. How do you teach new vocabulary during class? I always send my students the lesson

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Teacher insights: Christmas with Claire

Let’s welcome the wonderful Teacher Claire to share her insights into using the Abridge Academy curriculum for some festive fun in class! As well as teaching online herself, Claire also mentors new independent teachers and runs the Transitional Teachers Facebook group. What do you love about festive ESL classes? Christmas is so special to both

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Extending lessons with creative project-based learning

Teachers love the Abridge Academy curriculum for its structured slides and engaging interactive activities! But as an independent teacher you also have the flexibility to add in even more activities, games and projects to suit each individual student. Let’s welcome Gissele from the USA to share some insights from her recent classes and how she

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Halloween themed lesson activities for online ESL teachers

As the leaves turn red and evenings get darker, it’s time to sprinkle some Halloween magic into your online ESL classroom! We’ve brewed up a cauldron of bewitching lesson ideas that celebrate the season of tricks and treats while linking seamlessly into your language curriculum. Check out these top 10 Halloween-themed lesson ideas to enchant

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Earn more teaching online: how to choose your niche

“Niche teaching” seems to be the buzzword of the online ESL teaching world right now – but what does it mean, and how can you pick your high value niche? What is niche teaching? “Niche teaching” is, quite simply, specialising in a particular area of teaching or subject matter. This niche may be further narrowed

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How (and why) to publish student writing

Guest post by Dustin Stevens Dustin Stevens is the father of two hilarious, keen-minded boys. He has been teaching writing for over a decade. As someone who has seen its benefits firsthand, Dustin advocates for student publishing in his writings and speaking engagements. He leads a small team of big-hearted educators at goodenglishtutors.com. The Magic of

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