Back to School Resources
Beginning - English for Beginners
Intermediate English for TESOL Learners
Advanced Learning Resources
Bilingual Education
British vs. American English
British/Cambridge Exams
Chat/Newsgroups
Computer Assisted Language Learning
ESL/EFL Employment
English for Speakers of Spanish
ESL/EFL Sites
E-Zines
Grammar Help
ESL for young learners
Listening Skills Practice
Online Courses
English for the Workplace
English Pronunciation
Quizzes and Tests
Reading Comprehension
Reference
School Directories
Software
Teacher Training
Teaching Resources
Teaching Techniques
TOEFL - Test of English Foreign Language
Vocabulary
Writing
Employment
Grammar Resources and Guides
Back to school resources for beginning, intermediate and advanced learners of English. Resources also include lesson plans and teaching theory for teachers beginning a new school year.
English for the beginner includes everything you or your student needs to begin learning English including grammar explanations, vocabulary building exercises, listening and reading comprehension, reference materials and an online course.
English for intermediate level learners includes everything you or your student needs to continue learning English including grammar explanations, vocabulary building exercises, listening and reading comprehension, reference materials and an online course.
English for advanced level learners includes everything you or your student needs to continue refining English skills including grammar explanations, vocabulary building exercises, TOEFL and Cambridge Exam practice, writing materials, listening and reading comprehension, as well as other reference materials.
Bilingual education issues and resources. Information and articles discussing all aspects of the bilingual education question including the pros and cons, as well as teaching techniques and organizations dedicated to bilingual education.
A guide to the differences between American and British English. Are there really any differences? Is US English a dialect of proper British English? These resources will let you know when to say Bonnet or Trunk.
Reference materials for British and Cambridge Exams including the First Certificate, IETLTS, CAE, TOEIC, and others.
The best way to improve your English is to use it actively. These resources help you to communicate with other students of English on the Internet via chat, bulletin boards and email.
Information and resources discussing the use of C.A.L.L (Computer Assisted language Learning) as an instrument of language learning and teaching. Discussions include how to properly use a computer in a classroom environment.
A comprehensive overview of careers in ESL/EFL including: Getting Qualified, Employment Opportunities and Perspectives,Teaching Experiences from around the World, as well as Employment Offered Pages.
Speakers of Spanish have the luck to belong to have a number of resources available on the Net for learning English. This page serves as a reference guide to sites or pages designed specifically for learners of English who speak Spanish.
Complete ESL/EFL sites covering almost every aspect of learning English as a Second Language; Chat, grammar, quizzes, idioms and much more. Sites typically include in-depth resources for each of the areas included: Grammar, Listening, Communication and Teacher's Help.
Online zines designed for ESL students and teachers. E-zines include articles about various aspects of both life in English speaking cultures, as well as reports on English learners and their cultures.
Specific grammar instruction and practice including: quizzes, tense usage, grammar guides and charts, exceptions and variations in different forms of English .
K-12 and elementary school education specifically for ESL learning and teaching including: games, lesson plans, songs, fun activities and teaching techniques, as well as other sites of interest to K through 12 ESL educators.
The Internet is the best place to practice your listening. This resource provides listening quizzes, interviews, specific English learning listening resources as well as where to go to listen, listen, listen.
Looking for a school online? The wealth of Online English courses including classes, private tuition, writing, test preparation and business English is astonishing! Courses are offered both for free and for payment.
A guide to English for the workplace. English for the workplace includes: business, computer, medical, engineering, legal, and scientific English and more. There are also guides to producing business documents and job interview English.
English pronunciation covering both British and American English pronunciation and accents, help with dictionary pronunciation, as well as use of the International Phonetic Alphabet resources.
A great collection of quizzes and tests on a wide variety of subjects. Quizzes range from beginners to advanced levels including TOEFL and Cambridge examinations. Other quizzes are just for fun and make great English learning exercises.
Your resource guide to the abundance of English reading comprehension materials on the Internet. Find online books, reading lesson plans, magazines, newspapers for ESL learners as well as for native speakers.
A comprehensive list of dictionaries and other reference resources including: bilingual dictionaries, instant online translation resources, jargon guides, acronym definitions, as well as guides finding what you need on the Internet.
Finding the right school has never been easier, just turn on your computer and take a look at this guide to school directories for schools throughout the world.
English learning software including TOEFL practice, reading and listening comprehension, pronunciation improvement, grammar for all levels. Also included are reviews to some of the principle products offered, as well as software which allows teachers to design their own activities.
Get qualified, but don't get confused. These resources point to teacher education for TEFL certificates, RSA DELTA and CELTA certificates, M.A. programs etc., as well as informative discussions of what qualifications are required for specific objectives.
A guide to resources available on the Internet that cover everything a teacher may need to teach beginning to advanced and children to adult learners: Lesson Plans, Games, Activities, Career Guides, Teaching Techniques and Networking Possibilities.
Articles on a wide variety of teaching techniques classified into appropriate objective areas. Topics discussed include: teaching writing, reading, pronunciation, via multimedia, suggestopedia and teaching theory.
This free TEOFL exam guide provides TEOFL preparation tips, resources and TOEFL practice, as well as information about when and where to take exams, study materials and various TOEFL preparation courses.
This guide provides tips and resources for taking advantage of the abundant Vocabulary help with all kinds of language including: idiomatic language and difficult slang/jargon, professional English, specific Internet vocabulary, vocabulary guides and newsletters, as well as quizzes and vocabulary learning techniques.
Learning how to write and tools to improving writing skills for a variety of purposes including: formal and informal writing, essay writing, business documents, using writing to improve grammar skills and more.
Jobs offered around the world. Listings offering employment for ESL EFL TOEFL TESL teachers. Many require teaching certificates, while others are happy with just a college background. Find that job you have been looking for!
Specific grammar instruction and practice including: quizzes, tense usage, grammar guides and charts, exceptions and variations in different forms of English.