In this video I’m sharing my go-to list of free resources I use (and recommend) for ESL teachers—especially if you’re teaching on Cambly or doing other conversation-based online tutoring. Cambly is a great option if you want to teach students worldwide and you don’t have a Bachelor’s degree or a TESOL/TEFL yet. If you’ve got stable internet and you’re ready to talk with learners, you can get started and then lean on strong materials to keep your lessons smooth and professional. I walk you through a bunch of websites where you can grab ready-made lessons, conversation questions, news-based readings, videos, and games—so you’re not spending hours creating slides every day. I’m all about keeping it simple: pull an Engoo lesson, add discussion questions from ESL Discussions or ITESLJ, and sprinkle in a quick game or video when a student needs something more interactive. If you’re also looking beyond Cambly, I mention Outschool too, where you can design your own classes and set your own prices. The big takeaway: you can teach online and make money from home without overcomplicating your prep—use free resources, stay consistent, and build your teacher toolkit as you grow.