Kaye graduated from the University of Colorado with a bachelor’s in Japanese language and civilization. Growing up as an expatriate, Kaye has traveled to nearly every continent, with extensive time spent in Thailand, Kuwait, The Republic of Congo, Japan, Australia, Russia and Western Europe. Prior to joining the BridgeTEFL team, she worked for an international energy company, interacting with international companies in Great Britain, Russia, Kurdistan and China. She is the Administrative Representative at BridgeTEFL.
Kaye's posts
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Notes from the Field: “Chile was a great choice!”
Greetings, faithful readers. If you haven’t already heard, Bridge is seeking candidates for our Teach in Chile Internship program. Our institute in Chile has become one of
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Spotlight: TEFL Online… The Tutor!
Welcome back, faithful readers! As you may recall, we had a spotlight on a recent graduate of our 120-Hour TEFL Online diploma course to give
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How to Teach ESL Better Using Video (Hint: Don’t Be Shy!)
Smile! You’re on candid camera! It’s a safe bet that if you’re interested in taking up a position as a TEFL teacher, you’re not camera
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Volcano Insurance? – Handling Catastrophes Abroad
We’ve seen unfortunate situations arise in various parts of the world in recent years – and many of them are home to a good number
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Get an International Driver’s Permit!
So, you are heading abroad to teach English. Have any of your interviews included the question, “Do you have an international driver’s license?” They might.
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EFL Classroom Etiquette in the Middle East
As is the case with any foreign culture, there are rules of manner and acts of faux pas that will be inherent anywhere you go
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Behind the Scenes: Meet the real-life Grammar Advisor!
Grammar. For most ESL teachers, it is our worst enemy!
Yes, teaching grammar is probably going to be one of the most difficult aspects of teaching
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Kending or Bust – Cycling the East Coast of Taiwan
Guest Post by Trey Archer, Co-Founder of Xtremetravelstories.com
Trey Archer has been hopping across the world for years teaching English in a number of countries. Currently
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Notes from the Field: Meet TEFLOnline.com Graduate Jennifer Hamblen
Hello faithful readers! You may have been reading my blogs but wonder, what does this girl do? Everything! My role at Bridge involves all the aspects of all
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Just Do It – Teaching English to Younger Children
When teaching English to younger children, your lesson planning and teaching methods should be constructed well enough to maintain their attention and make learning fun! Younger children
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