Are you an ex-VIPkid teacher looking for interactive curriculum slides for your independent online ESL teaching? Maybe you taught with PalFish before and need to quickly match your students up with the Abridge Academy curriculum, or want to combine Abridge Academy with the popular Cambridge textbook series? Today, we will give an overview of the […]
Let’s give a big welcome to teacher Christine who will be sharing with us her experiences and top tips for teaching with Preply – an online tutoring marketplace for language teachers! Christine is an online ESL teacher with over 20 years in-person and online teaching experience. This includes four years teaching ESL online with VIPkid,
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Are you struggling to find students willing to pay good rates for classes and refer friends? Maybe you’re just getting your independent online ESL teaching business started and find it difficult to convert leads into actual paying customers? In this video, I’m going to discuss why group classes are NOT just for those teachers with
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Are you looking to boost your independent teaching business, with more students and a higher hourly income? I’m so excited to welcome Teacher Rabbi from the Philippines to share with us the secrets to her success! Growing from just two initial students… I left my online teaching platform last February after the strong typhoon hit
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Let’s welcome teacher Alicia from Ecuador, who will share with us some insights into an awesome activity she enjoyed recently with a student! Introduction Hi everyone! I’m Alicia, an online teacher in Ecuador. I am thrilled with the Abridge Academy courseware! I am just starting unit 2 – it’s another great unit with fantastic materials
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We’ve all been there – powered through our lesson in record time, just to find an awkward 10 minutes left to fill! Or even had to adapt last-minute due to a sudden change in plans. So how can you turn a single image into an (interesting and educational) whole section of a lesson? Observation questions
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