From Teacher to Teacherpreneur
Teacher Trainer and Podcaster, Shélynn Riel explores what it means to be a teacherpreneur and shares insights on how teachers can transition to entrepreneurship and leverage their skills to build flexible, impactful careers
S9E3: Coaching Language Learners to Success
Founder of Fluent Language, Kerstin Cable, discusses the difference between teaching and coaching. Kerstin walks through key elements of her language habit system, which focuses on a cycle of planning, tracking, reviewing, and goal setting to set learners up for success.
S8E5: Freelancer or Business Owner. What's the difference?
Founder of Earn Learn Thrive, Rachael Roberts, discusses the nuances between freelancing and business ownership in education. Rachael offers valuable insights for educators wanting to move from employment into business ownership.
S8E4: Organising Online Learning Events
Founder of English with Abigail, Abigail Fulbrook, shares insights into the online events she organises for learners and teachers of languages. Abigail talks about what inspired her to start hosting events, the benefits they offer, and tips on how to get involved.
S8E2: Creating Content To Grow Your Learning Community
Teacher and founder of English with Amy Online talks about the different types of content she creates to promote her online teaching business and attract paying students. Whether you own an education business or want to create a community around your school, this episode with provide insight into the type of content you can create and best practices to keep in mind.
S7E10: Misconceptions About Social Media with Ola Kowalska
Business Coach and Mentor Ola Kowalska tackles common misconceptions about using social media in English Language Teaching (ELT), and shares what we need to focus on to grow our teaching business.
S7E4: Ingredients for Great Copy to Grow Your Teaching Business with Jennifer Murray
Jennifer Murray, founder of Best Words Copywriting, talks about content versus copy, and the key ingredients we need to keep in mind when creating content for our personal portfolio or teaching business.