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How to teach English abroad
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How I did it: i sucked it up and tried to see the good side of things (most of the time). china is an amazing place, but learning the language is essential if you want to really appreciate the country. Lessons & tips: get used to squatting and eat mystery foods. don't work at a shady school as well. Resources: small packets of tissues and hand sanitizer. |
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How I did it: I'm currently teaching English in South Korea - have been here one year and have decided to stay a 2nd year. Coming to Korea has been the best decision of my life, and it really upgraded the rest of my life. I have a large social network and tons of opportunities to socialize, I've been able to travel a lot (it's pretty cool when you can take a weekend trip...to Tokyo!), I've been able to pay off my debt, and going through thi… Read how I did it…
How I did it: I worked at NOVA which is now defunct, teaching English in Japan. It was hard to be that far away from home, but I'm so glad I did it. Japan is so different from the US. I probably would have enjoyed it more year 2. I lived in Tokyo. Read how I did it…
How I did it: Fresh grad and eager to explore the world, I grabbed the first chance to travel while earning enough to pay for my student loans. Good thing my parents were very supportive. I've never regretted that decision. I'm still in South Korea but not teaching anymore. I help others gain the same experience I did :) Read how I did it…
How I did it: I think I did it because I just wanted it enough. I always knew I would, it was never even a question in my mind. I had to overcome many obstacles (mainly financial) but all of the sacrifices paid off...they more than paid off. Read how I did it…
The past week and a half I’ve been taking a course offered by The American TESOL Institute in Chiang Mai Thailand. In another week and half I’ll be going to Bangkok to teach for a four month contract. Let’s hope it goes well!
tiffanymjohnson 26 minutes until I can find out. Nervous
I’m working on my degree to teach English at the high school level now. I’d love to take a year or two off to teach abroad in a Latin American country.
EmmaLouise777 is reconsidering...
To do this I need to get a TEFL qualification, so that’s the first part of the goal!
Of all the things I swore I’d never do, going back to school as a teacher was one of them- wasn’t all those years of being a student bad enough?! But my love for travelling and for learning languages (and not really having many other talents) has translated into a hobby of helping others learn English.
It’s not a complete pipe dream either. I taught English in Siberia, both in public school and privately. This January I briefly volunteered in English classes for hospitality workers in a small coastal town in Nicaragua. During my last semester of uni, I earned credit as a Spanish language teaching assistant. And I’ve been tutoring a bright Japanese woman in English for over a year now through the local literacy council. There’s no doubt in my mind that I could easily land an overseas teaching gig….the only roadblock is convincing <3 Denis <3 to come along on the ride with me!
yourwoman is trying to do stuff
I want to teach English in Europe so I need a certificate, but the classes are $2300 for the CELTA! Is it worth it?
I have started the TEFL course and my application is in the system. Now I’m waiting for confirmation of a job in China and a departure date…scary stuff!
lucrative, rewarding personally and professionally, a great temporary job (though i know some who have made it their career)
teahna waiting for christmas!
I really want to teach english to those in 3rd world countrie…those who live in poverty and who dont have very good schools…I think it would help them a lot
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“How can one choose from all the TESL/TEFL Courses, does anyone know which are more reputable than others?”
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Havana_Red asks,
“What educational requirements are generally needed to do this? Does one need just the basic degree in addition to a Tefl class or two OR does one have to complete an entire program?”
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“Is anybody participating/know anything about the JET program?”
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“What's a very laid-back, but still highly paid place to teach in Asia?”
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quellybelly asks,
“Anybody heard of tesolonline? How reputable is their certificate? Website at http://www.tesolonline.com/index.html”
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