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Welcome to TEFL.net, an independent resource site for teachers of English worldwide. You'll find everything here from the world's largest TEFL course database and ESL job ads to an online help desk, lesson plans and admin tools. We hope TEFL.net will help you in your career helping others learn English.

Teacher Training The ins and outs of training for TEFL, with training FAQ	Teacher Forums Teacher discussion including TEFL Help Desk	ESL Resources Useful resources for all ESL teachers, students and schools
TEFL Course Database Search for TEFL courses worldwide in world's largest dB of TEFL courses	ESL Lesson Plans Activities, games, worksheets, and worksheet wizard	School Admin Tools and advice for ESL school managers and admin staff
ESL Jobs New ESL job postings daily, plus teacher resumes	TEFL Articles Ideas and tips for ESL teaching

TEFL Help Desk - Advice and help for TEFL teachers. Ask your questions here

Worksheet Wizard - make your own worksheets online free

TEFLtastic - Alex Case on the perils and pleasures of teaching English

Talkin' Proper - A year in Dan's life from TEFL course to teaching

TEFL Guest - Near and far conversations in the world of TEFL

TEFL Earth - keeping it green in the classroom

Find a Teacher - Post a TEFL.net job ad and recruit ESL teachers fast

Schools for Sale - Buy or sell a language school worldwide

Site of the Month - Outstanding websites for teachers and learners

TEFL FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions about TEFL

Free TEFL Tips - A new tip every week - always by email and always free

Newsletter - Monthly newsletter with ideas, news, views and reviews

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20 Teaching Tips - By Liz Regan, for new, and not so new, teachers

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