Learn Business English. Build Digital Skills.
I help adult English learners and beginner tutors grow their tech and language skills using simple tools like Google Docs, Notion, and Canva.
On this channel, you’ll learn Business English for work, improve your ESL communication skills, build career-ready digital literacy, master tools like Google Docs and Notion, and explore TEFL tutoring strategies for online teaching.
Substack: marjyteach.substack.com
Work with me: marjyteach.carrd.co
TEFL Tech Tutor
Google Docs is still one of my favorite tools for all the things.
I use it for:
✅ Resumes
✅ Content outlines
✅ Note-taking + brain dumping
If you’re a learner: Use it as a digital journal.
If you’re a tutor: use it to track student progress and comment in real time.
What else can you use Google Docs for?
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TEFL Tech Tutor
Carrd is my go-to for creating clean, one-page tutor websites.
If you’re a new tutor with limited content, start with a link-in-bio page.
If you’ve got experience or offers, a one-pager works great to show who you are, what you teach, and how students can book with you.
I broke down how I built mine in this video: https://youtu.be/daed75fyWks
Tutors: Do you already have a site or profile somewhere? What's the must-have for a tutor website?
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If you ever get stuck on lesson ideas, writing tasks, or just need inspiration, ChatGPT is a great brainstorming partner.
Prompt it like a human: “Give me 5 business English topics for adult learners.”
Or “What’s a better way to say ‘I’m writing to inform you’?”
I use it to unblock myself when planning videos or writing emails.
Have you used ChatGPT for teaching or learning? Share your favorite prompt below.
And let me know if you'd like to see a video on how to prompt ChatGPT - the right way.
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