College/University life can be tough. Between classes, extracurriculars, internships and the pressure of not knowing what to do in your young adult life can be stressful. But as they say, if one door closes, another opens. Well in this case if that happens, your campus is probably haunted!

At Totally Teach, we are so fortunate to be able to help so many people. Sometimes, we are lucky enough to get to know some of our teachers really well and continue to help them year on year. We love seeing our teachers grow and achieve their goals!

At Totally Teach, we are so fortunate to be able to help so many people. Sometimes, we are lucky enough to get to know some of our teachers really well and continue to help them year on year. We love seeing our teachers grow and achieve their goals!

According to the Chinese zodiac calendar, this year is the year of the water rabbit!

Check out some fascinating facts about the Chinese Zodiac.

Are you planning to leave, or starting to think about leaving China and moving back home or to another country?

It is definitely worth collecting the following paperwork to save you some hassle in the long run. Here is what we believe you should collect to prepare for anything the future throws at you.

Christmas is almost here!We have compiled some great Christmas-themed writing activities to keep the festivities alive in your classroom.

Students don’t always love a writing lesson, but maybe these subjects will keep them entertained and engaged.

With Christmas creeping around the corner the most exciting thing to do is the décor. It just gives it that special Christmas spirit feeling! As Andy Williams said in his song “it is the most wonderful time of the year”, and it certainly is. Most teachers like to decorate their classrooms with fun Christmas decor to celebrate.

Here are some decoration ideas to help transform your classroom into a Christmas wonderland.

Let’s set the scene - it’s your first time in China and you’re looking for a great dining area. You’re excited to try new delicacies and traditional meals, but you don’t know the intricacies of Chinese dining etiquette and, on top of that, you’re not sure how to eat without your trustworthy silverware!

Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered if you’re unfamiliar with Chinese dining etiquette. Here are a few tips to help you out when dining in China.

Have you ever come across a word that made you cringe or feel uncomfortable? You’re not alone! Unpopular words are mostly identified by the association or the sound of that word. We’ve gathered 9 words that you might find repulsive and the reason behind it.

Most people are now aware that since March 2020 (when China restricted its borders due to COVID) it’s been a complete obstacle course - and near impossible - for most foreigners to get into China for work.

Having occasional feelings of anxiety is a normal part of life. Luckily there are ways to manage and control anxiety and the impact it has on your daily activities as a teacher. Forming good habits can be a step toward overcoming and minimizing stress and anxiety.

We’ve gathered some tips to get you started.

Acing clear and correct pronunciation of the English language will help your students become better at communicating. By practicing pronouncing words correctly, your students will gain confidence when speaking English inside and outside of the classroom.

Here are a few ESL pronunciation activities for younger learners, teens, and adults that might just do the trick.

China is not only home to beautiful natural landscapes and historical relics, but it is the origin of some tasty and unique dishes.

Here are a few unusual and unique Chinese cuisines:

The English language is filled with many unusual words and phrases that we don’t use. These words are still useful and true to their meanings. Here is a collection of verbs that you can use to describe your actions. Maybe you’ll find use for these words in your everyday life!

Organise your classroom, solve challenging storage problems and save time with these great teaching hacks!

Express your feelings or personality as a teacher by using a customised mug during teatime. Other than being a cool accessory, these mugs are also quite useful for having your favourite beverage!

Believe it or not, but your classroom says a lot about you as a teacher. Here's a list of ideas and tips to consider when decorating your class to ensure maximum engagement in the classroom!

Do you have a class that doesn’t like to chat much? Check out our tips and strategies to get your ESL students more comfortable with talking in the classroom.

In today’s fast-paced environment, students regularly experience stress and anxiety. Schools and classrooms can be an ideal place to raise awareness of mental health and to educate students on the subject.

Teachers have used movies as an effective tool for language lessons for decades. Let’s have a look at why film is such an effective learning tool and at some great resources to help you get started with this effective teaching method.