Articles about Teaching

Explore our article to find out how you can start preparing your learners to take a Cambridge English Qualification.

We will show you how to assess your students’ level, provide some tips for teaching mixed ability classes, and share some extra resources to help you get started with exam preparation.

As Covid-19 restrictions ease in many parts of the world, we are seeing clear evidence that students are picking up their plans for international travel and Higher Education. Prospective students need to know that their education will give them the skills they need for success.

Explore our blog to discover how you can develop your learners' listening skills as they prepare for their exams, using a set of teacher guides that we have created.

In this blog discover how our qualifications have been designed to help learners develop different reading skills; from reading short simple texts to understanding complex texts and abstract ideas.

Employability, the qualities and skills that make us suitable for paid work, often brings to mind a specific body of knowledge, technical skills or qualifications that are appropriate for a particular position. However, there is an increasing demand from global businesses for their employees to demonstrate effective core skills.

Choosing the right English language teaching course for you can be a challenge. Here are four reasons why we recommend taking an official Certificate in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (CELTA) qualification from Cambridge.

In this blog post, we’ll outline why teaching English to speakers of other languages (TESOL) is such an exciting job and offer advice on how you can get started. 

In this blog we share four questions from learners that are often asked about their exam, with some helpful teaching ideas on how to answer them.

Explore our blog to learn about how a mock test can help your students feel confident and fully prepared for their exam.

Read our blog to learn about creating an inclusive and supportive environment for learners with dyslexia.