Places to publish guest blog posts about TEFL

Here’s a list that I came up with after a couple of hours of research. If I’ve missed or wrongly categorised any, or if you’d like to let us know why one blog especially deserves people’s guest posts of any particular kind, then please let me know. To get that process started, if you want to write something satirical, disparaging of EFL exams or analytical about TEFL qualifications, TEFLtastic is the place for you:

Blogs that specifically welcome guest posts

TEFLtastic blog – Guest Pieces Wanted and Guest Writer tagged posts

Guest pieces wanted, guest pieces supplied

http://tefltastic.com/tag/guest-writers/

Free Technology for Teachers – Guest bloggers wanted and guest posts category

http://www.freetech4teachers.com/2013/02/guest-bloggers-wanted.html

http://www.freetech4teachers.com/search/label/guest%20posts

Other blogs that have a substantial number of guest blog posts on TEFL

A Teacher in Taoyuan (Hall Houston) – search of “guest post” (with at least five results)

http://hallhouston.blogspot.jp/search?q=%22guest+post%22

The Teacher James – search for Guest Post in the search box

http://www.theteacherjames.com/

Doing some Thinking – Guest Post category (about five posts)

http://hoprea.wordpress.com/category/guest-post/

TEFL Geek – Guest posts (only seem to be two authors so far)

http://teflgeek.net/about/guest-posts/

Ken Wilson’s blog – guest post by Ozge Karaoglu (with links to other guest posts)

http://kenwilsonelt.wordpress.com/2009/12/15/guest-blog-5-ozge-karaoglus-amazing-animations/

TESOL France blog – though maybe only accept lesson plans, example here:

http://tesolfrance.blogspot.jp/2012/06/lesson-by-kieran-donaghy.html

Follow the ELT Publishing category below for the rest of this series on getting published in various ways.

Updated 26 July 2023

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6 Responses to Places to publish guest blog posts about TEFL

  1. Thanks for the mention! Teaching Village is thrilled to receive guest posts from teachers, and I’m always happy to work with teachers who are a bit nervous about publishing online (because they’re unsure of their English or because it’s the first time, or whatever reason).

  2. alexcase's avatar alexcase says:

    Thanks for noticing! Due to that enthusiasm and also being an all round star, have promoted you to top of the list (which is otherwise in a somewhat random order).

  3. Awwww, so sweet!

    Thanks for the promotion, and the kind words :)

  4. Crystal Rose (@crysrose28)'s avatar Crystal Rose (@crysrose28) says:

    This post seems like a great resource. I look forward to exploring these sites a bit more. Thanks!

  5. alexcase's avatar alexcase says:

    Thanks Crystal. Have just posted a similar list of TEFL magazines, journals and websites too.

  6. Alex Barboza's avatar Alex Barboza says:

    In my new blog, elthq.com, I am accepting guest blogs. I still haven’t set up a guest authors’ page but you can contact me through admin at elthq.com

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