From Malakas and Maganda to the Bakunawa, explore 20 Filipino myths and legends that shaped our culture this Buwan ng Wika.

Teaching ESL means you’ll get used to hearing all sorts of grammar questions: some expected, and some that completely catch you off guard.

Rainy season in the Philippines isn’t just about ambon and payong—it’s a mix of baha, biglaang bagyo, and climate wake-up calls. Here’s how to stay ready and dry, with a bit of humor on the side.

Teaching online with flexible work hours can be fulfilling, and as a RareJob tutor, you’re constantly helping learners grow, but on some days, that spark just feels harder to find. The enthusiasm becomes routine, and energy runs low even before class begins.

From vegetable costumes to plant-based diets, Nutrition Month has come a long way. But are Filipinos still following those healthy habits? Let’s find out.

What if RareJob tutors entered the PBB house? Meet the 12 RareJob *Housemates each with their own flair, hustle, and heart!

Explore why June is a popular wedding month in the Philippines, blending cultural beliefs, lucky pamahiin, and timeless romance.

Palindromes could spark a little joy and curiosity for ESL students; that’s the kind of magic that makes lessons stick.

The Earth isn’t asking for perfection, just presence. This Environment Month, let’s listen, reconnect, and take small steps toward healing our planet.

Soafer chrue! As we celebrate Pride Month, we curated some of the latest and most timeless gay slang lingo slangs for you.

From secluded islands to sunrise-kissed ridges, this second part of our travel series uncovers 10 hidden destinations across Visayas and Mindanao—places where quiet beauty still reigns.

AI can write fast and clean, but it often lacks the quirks and coffee-fueled charisma that make human writing more, well, human.