Visit My Teaching House!

Here you can join a vibrant community of CELTA trainees, CELTA graduates, and ESL teachers!  Share resources and tips, support each other, and look through current job postings.

MyTeachingHouse is a service that is available to all graduates of Teaching House. Included on MyTeachingHouse is:

A database of 8,000+ schools from around the world (with contact info)

Current job postings from TEFL centers & other job search tools

Discussion boards for graduates and classmates to discuss lesson ideas and job searching, course forms, and materials.

For Teaching House students and graduates, please log in: My Teaching House

For those of you who cannot log into MyTeachingHouse, we'd like to give you a look at some of its main features.

Just below, you can see the MyTeachingHouse.com Dashboard. This is your unique home page where you have the ability to edit personal information about yourself, including a picture, contact information, location, and occupation (remember: only Teaching House graduates and staff can see this information). There are also a bunch of functional job searching tools, as well as downloadable course materials and a link to the MyTeachingHouse forum.

Here you can see the index page of our school database, organized by region. Next to each sub-region (country, city, or state) you can see a number in parentheses; this refers to the number of schools we have listed for that particular place. When you click on a sub-region, a list will appear with names of schools, their locations, and their contact information. Click on the image to enlarge it.

Here is a magnified image of the sub-regions listed under Africa. If you click on the picture, you can see an example of how we organize our listings (the example is that of South Africa).

One of the other useful features of my.TeachingHouse.com is its Forum, where you can find discussions between members of your class, other Teaching House graduates and Teaching House trainers. If you have a question about finding a job in Thailand, or if you want some advice about how to teach the phonemic chart, then this is a good place to start. Post your question (or see if someone else already has) and wait for a response; engage in productive dialogue about teaching methods and practice and help each other find meaningful jobs. Click on the image to enlarge it.

This is a detail of the Forums page from above. Click on the image in order to see the "International Jobs" thread.