This free webinar hosted by Nomadic Matt, titled How to Live and Work Overseas in 2026, is designed for anyone considering relocating overseas or working remotely from a new destination. It’s an ideal free resource for those looking to work in TEFL, and we strongly recommend tuning in!

Negotiations are underway between the UK and European Union over a proposed Youth Experience Scheme, a plan that could allow young people to once again live and work across borders after Brexit.

The TESOL International Association has announced its 2026 award recipients, recognising outstanding achievement, leadership, and service in the field of English language teaching. The awards celebrate educators and scholars whose work continues to advance English language learning worldwide.

The 49th Annual National Convention of TESOL‑SPAIN, one of the country’s premier gatherings for English language teaching professionals, concluded a vibrant three‑day programme at the Universidad Pablo de Olavide in Seville from 13–15 March 2026.

The TESOL 2026 International Convention & Expo takes place from 24–27  March 2026 at the Salt Palace Convention Centre in Salt Lake City, Utah, USA, bringing together thousands of English language teaching professionals for keynotes, hundreds of sessions, and networking opportunities.

Spain has emerged as the leading global destination for digital nomads in 2026, attracting thousands of international remote workers, particularly from India, with its accessible Digital Nomad Visa (DNV).

Vietnam is embarking on a major overhaul of its education system with a bold goal: to make English a second language throughout schools nationwide.

From 2025 through to 2030, the global recruitment landscape for English language teachers is poised for significant change as education systems adapt to evolving learner needs, technological innovation and increased international mobility.

A global survey by the British Council reveals that AI and automated translation tools cannot replace the need for human-led language learning. Discover how teachers view AI in the classroom and the future of English education.

In a bid to attract remote workers, Slovenia is launching its first-ever digital nomad visa, with applications set to open from 21 November 2025, according to government and legal sources.

The Turing Scheme is the UK government’s global programme for study and work abroad. The scheme is designed to give students the chance to gain international experience, develop valuable skills, and broaden their horizons through funded placements overseas.

India has officially inaugurated its first Digital Nomad Village in Yakten, a picturesque village nestled in East Sikkim's Pakyong district. This pioneering initiative, named 'Nomad Sikkim,' aims to blend remote work with sustainable tourism, offering professionals a serene environment to balance work and leisure.

Exciting news for remote workers, freelancers, and digital nomads: Moldova is launching a dedicated Digital Nomad Visa, positioning itself as an affordable, culturally rich, and increasingly connected base in Eastern Europe.

British citizens living and working abroad as digital nomads are reshaping both their own lifestyles and the UK economy.

Vietnam’s Tourism Advisory Board (TAB) has proposed a new Golden Visa, offering benefits to eligible applicants. According to the proposal by Vietnam's Tourism Advisory Board (TAB), there will be three main visa categories.

The TEFL Workers’ Union continues to strengthen its grassroots community with the successful launch of its second “TEFL Town Hall” in London. The Town Hall is part of the union’s wider effort to build solidarity among TEFL workers facing precarious conditions across the sector.

The UK government’s new Employment Rights Bill, introduced in late 2024, promises to reshape workers’ rights across many sectors, including education. For English as a Foreign Language (TEFL) teachers working in the UK, this legislation could bring significant changes to job security, pay, and benefits.

Croatia has just made a big move to attract more remote workers by updating its Aliens Act. The biggest change? Digital nomads can now stay in the country for up to three years—a major jump from the previous 18-month limit.

​The Philippines is introducing a Digital Nomad Visa to attract remote workers and boost tourism and the economy. Backed by President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., the initiative allows foreign professionals to live and work remotely in the country for up to a year, with the possibility of renewal.

Thailand is set to reduce the duration of visa-free stays for many international travellers starting in April 2025. This decision is part of Thailand’s broader effort to better manage tourism and address concerns about overcrowding in some of its most popular destinations.