With everyone being online these days, it’s perfectly OK to change who you are and what you do. You might have been a kids teacher before. You might have been an adults teacher. And it’s quite fine now if you want to switch and do the opposite. Or even if you’ve got a real life…

When you’re choosing your students, you get to choose which students you have. You choose them first, you define who you want and then you start attracting them. You don’t just take any old students. Take the ones you want. We’re in the mountains today and mountains split people into different groups. So do you…

The Genki English Teaching system is certified to A1/A2 level.   And lots of teachers have been asking what to do after you’ve completed that. The students speak English.   They read English with the Genki Phonics. So what can we do after that to keep the passion alive and take their learning to the next…

Well actually I have not one, but two secret weapons for teaching languages. One I’m sure you have too …..  your students! I’m always learning new things from them. From learning how fast or slow to go. What they like, what they don’t like and so much more. That’s how we’ve managed to perfect the…

On the Genki English Facebook page I asked  What’s your best tip for teaching English? We got some amazing responses from teachers all over the world – thank you!!   Which ones are your favourites?     Do feel free to pop over to the thread to add your favorite tips and be sure to like…

When you leave housework for a week the house becomes a total tip. Similarly with a computer or business.   Leave them alone long enough and all that nicely organized goodness descends into a chaos of messy files and folders everywhere. There is a name for this. It’s called “The Law of Entropy” and it’s…