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by Tony Jones
This is a cautionary exercise for any graduate who is considering teaching English as a foreign language abroad. Like many other anxious graduates they will probably scour the media for job opportunities and encounter emp...read more
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5 Reasons You Should Teach Abroad at an International School Instead of a TEFL Language School Teachers who are looking to move their teaching career overseas have two options, teach at an international school or teach ...read more
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by Tracy Bee
Change can be very scary. It inevitably makes people nervous. Questions and doubts bubble to the surface. You'll spend hours wondering and speculating about what is really ahead for you. Not so long ago, I was on the b...read more
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by Kris Zelunka
TEFL (Teaching English as a Foreign Language) is steadily growing more popular, and you can find jobs advertised for native English speakers in almost every country of the world, which gives you the opportunity to not only...read more
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by Sweetsmile
In large class, teachers should teach knowledge and its cultural backgroud .Teachers organize the students in the practice of language ability and skill. The teacher is designer, organizer, director - all rolled into on...read more
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by Mark Dykstra
TEACHING ENGLISH IN A MUSLIM SCHOOL IN CHINA. The year is 2003, and destination is Kaifeng, China. Having spent a lovely 2-3 days in Nanjing i got on the train and made my way to the Henan Province, Northern China. Kaif...read more
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To teach English abroad as a foreign language may seem exciting on the face of it. Of course there are many positive things associated with this like free travel, higher income, perks, experiencing different places and cul...read more
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For many people wanting to experience a new culture in depth, TEFL teaching provides an ideal option. I am currently on my 4th TEFL assignment in two years and I don't regret for a moment leaving my established career and...read more
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