One piece of advice I give to new teachers, especially ones teaching second language learners is to constantly speak to the...

Today my son turns two and a half years old. He’s growing like a weed as they say back home and his language continues to g...

Tips for new teachers...... Rules and consequences As a new teacher it is extremely important that you set very clear rules fr...

It has been more than 24 hours since my first book was published on the Amazon Kindle store . I am very happy that I was able to finally see...

Yes folks, we are on the home stretch. Just days away from the release of my first book, "Teaching in Asia: Tales and the Real Deal...

A month has passed since my last post and a lot has happened in that time. Most of what I have been doing is work related. Teachin...

Blogging isn’t for everyone. Video blogging is even more “not” for everyone. When we blog we sit down in front of our computers and pour out...

Now that I have your attention, let's begin! Daydreaming of non-Japan It’s been almost ten years since I first stepped foot in Asia t...

If you ever have the opportunity to teach in Asia, you will quickly learn that a great way to supplement your income is with private lessons...

Every year, thousands of English speaking people from around the globe make their way to countries throughout Asia in order to teach. The pe...

It recently dawned on me that it has been more than nine years since I left my life as a 3D modeler in the games industry, moved to Asia and...

There are definitely many benefits to living in ones’ native country, but there are also many benefits to living abroad (depends on the coun...

I've seen a few ads for this new webseries for a few weeks and today on Twitter, a lot of people were spreading the word. Episode One of...

I suposse I still keep a little up on the ins and outs of the ESL industry in South Korea simply because so many people make inquiries about...

I’ve decided to start a short little series of posts about teaching in South Korea. I realize that this might not be everyone’s cup of tea a...

As I mentioned in my previous post, my wife and I returned from Busan, South Korea yesterday morning. As we approached Kansai International ...

The New Year has come and gone. Things are back to normal in a sense. Yesterday was my first day back at school and I was a little frazzled....