ESL Curriculum & Video Workbooks for Teachers
Curriculum
Video Workbooks
Beginners Lesson Plans
Children's Curriculum
Free Lesson Plans
Welcome to EFL-ESL.com, your all-in-one platform for powerful, ready-to-teach English as a Second Language (ESL) curriculum.
Whether you’re teaching online or in the classroom, our video-based workbooks, downloadable student and teacher resources, and interactive assessments give you everything you need to deliver high-quality lessons — without spending hours prepping.
With full lesson plans, teacher guides, and student workbooks (including tests and review activities), you’ll feel confident guiding your students from beginner to advanced levels.
Best of all? Our integrated online platform lets you easily assign video lessons, track student progress, and reinforce learning through real-world conversations. Your time is precious — let us provide the materials, structure, and support so you can focus on what matters most: helping your students succeed.
Why Choose Our ESL Curriculum?
- Save Planning Time: Pre-built video lessons, workbooks, and lesson plans mean less prep, more teaching!
Engage with Video and audio: Dynamic video content helps students see and hear real spoken English in context. - Complete Teaching Kit: Comes with student reader, teacher guide, student workbook, tests, reviews, and glossaries.
- Multiple formats Use in live classes, blended learning, or fully online — designed for any ESL teaching environment! PDF Download, Online Teaching Platform or Paperback
How is your ESL Curriculum Different from teacher resource libraries and lesson-plan marketplaces?
- Buy it once – use it forever! No subscriptions or royalties!
- Many teacher resource sites provide lesson plans but may not integrate video workbooks, reviews, or testing
tesolcourse.com - Some ESL platforms focus on worksheets and PDFs but lack integrated video and audio
- Others may not include formal tests / review lessons with the lesson books.
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Curriculum and Textbooks
Countries using our Curriculum
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Tips and Strategies for ESL Teachers
- Teaching Reading Comprehension to Beginners - Teaching reading comprehension to beginner English as a Second Language (ESL) students can be challenging, but with the right approach, it can be fun and very effective. Here are some …
- ESL Student Teachers Ready to Start their First Job - You have arrived at the location of your new English second language teaching position. Your first class of teens and adults begins tomorrow morning. You’re feeling nervous, excited and a …
- How to Improve your Teaching - Many languages of the world are regular in the way that they are structured. This makes English grammar very difficult for thousands of students whose first language follows a consistent …
- Suggestions for Maintaining Interest and Control in English Second Language Classrooms - When we at Successful ESL first started teaching ESL classes, one of the very first things that we learned was the alarming student drop out rate, even when you have a good curriculum. There …
- Tips for Accommodating Advanced Students in ESL Classrooms - Most classes have several students who are more advanced than the others. They learn easily, their assignments are finished quickly, and they can be a behavior problem if they are …
- ESL Students and Their Accents - It is important to remember that everyone has an accent. If we travel from the West Coast of Canada to Toronto, we immediately notice the difference in the people’s accents. …
- Suggestions for Teaching the Past Tense and Its Irregular Verbs - We have found that the mention of the simple past tense scares students. The classroom loses its relaxed atmosphere with stressed and anxious students. It seems that in many cultures …
- Tips for Talking to Your Students About Jokes - Although English speakers find that jokes are a lot of fun, they can make English second language students feel uncomfortable and embarrassed. Of course they are bound to feel like …
Date Published: 2015-10-19
Date Modified: 2026-01-03