Some of our teachers introduce themselves and talk about home tuition. [Continue]

Candidates should be 20 or over by the start of course although most schools will consider applicants between the ages of 18 and 20 at their discretion. Applicants should have a good standard of education (e.g. UK university entrance level) and have an awareness and high level of competence in written and spoken English in order [Continue]

Our teaching requirements mean that you will need to be available to teach students weekday mornings from 09:00 until 12:00 or 13:00 depending on the intensity of the course the student has booked. You may manage to fit home tuition around a couple of half-days of work, but Homestay English teaching will not be suitable [Continue]

Most of our Homestay English are home owners. Your home will need to be clean, tidy and comfortably furnished. You will need to provide the student with their own private bedroom of course. The student should have a study area either in their room or in a quiet area of the house  to which they [Continue]

The EFL teaching industry in the UK is quite seasonal with the most students coming to the UK in June, July and August. The Homelingua peak weeks are always the last week of June and the first week of July.  [Continue]

Home tuition gives you some flexibility as to when you give your lessons but teachers should aim to do most of their teaching in the morning and do the remaining hours after lunch. [Continue]

“I have noticed that there are alot of different courses which all purport to result in gaining a TEFL certificate, but I am confused that some take a weekend, and others take 6 months!  [Continue]