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Richard Davie • January, 20 2021

Teaching English in Europe after Brexit

It’s been four years in the making, but Brexit has finally happened, meaning Britain has left the EU. If you are a UK citizen hoping to teach English in Europe, you’re bound to have lots of questions so we’re here to break down what the new changes m...

Richard Davie • January, 20 2021

Brexit Guide: How to get a student visa for Spain

Brexit marks the end of freedom of movement and the right to work for Brits in Europe, meaning finding work as an English teacher is more tricky than before. But if you’re a UK citizen wondering how to get a job in Spain, don’t worry, we’ve got it co...

Maria Di Mario • January, 14 2021

Five books to recommend to ESL students

Reading outside class is a great way for your students to accelerate their language learning, and as teachers we are often asked for book recommendations. If your students are really keen you could even start a book club, and spend the last 10 minute...

Richard Davie • January, 13 2021

Webinar: TEFL & Coronavirus

We're pleased to offer free access to the full version of the webinar we did recently. TEFL & Coronavirus: Everything You Need to Know If you are thinking of getting qualified but not sure where to start and have doubts about restrictions and travell...

Maria Di Mario • January, 04 2021

The five best sushi restaurants in Barcelona

If, like us, you spent December stuffing your face with cava, cheese, jamón and vermouth, then January is a good month to switch it up and explore the sushi scene in Barcelona. These are our favourite sushi restaurants but there are many many more, s...

Maria Di Mario • January, 03 2021

The 7 best brunches in Barcelona

You’ve been teaching all week, it’s Sunday morning and you want some eggs. Good news – in the last few years Barcelona has embraced brunch with gusto, and there are great breakfast places all over town, all with their own spin on brunch. Read on for ...