Teaching English

ROSHNI P asked:


I had a problem to take lectures as well as to communicate with students & my collueges. so suggest me what can I do?

Cookie asked:


It’s almost a challenge to read some of the questions and answers at this site because so many can’t spell or punctuate. I can’t help but think it has to be a problem teaching proper English. It seems that people is really spelled ppl. I can’t say much because I have grandchildren who are doing this, too. English was my favorite subject in school and college and I cringe when I come across someone who does a lot of text messaging. It’s obvious by all the abreviations and misspellings. How do you get the students to use proper spelling, grammer and punctuation?

Good luck to you.

juliana asked:


hi.. I am a Chinese Indonesian female. I have korean boyfriend and plan to live in korea, but because the living cost in korea is really expensive. So i plan to find a job before moving there. I think the only job that does not require korean language skill is teaching english. The problem is I come from non native english speaker country. Is it possible to teach english in south korea and do i need to have TEFL /TESOL certificate?
for you who have good suggestions, i would be grateful to hear it.. thank you!!

danny boy asked:


Your student expects you to dominate the lesson and do all the talking

getyourhandoutmycookiejar! asked:


what’s your biggest problem, challenge or frustration teaching private english lessons in Japan?

one_of_a_kind asked:


I love tutoring but I am looking for a career now in English as a Second Language. What online schools or schools in Southern California offer this program? Would I need to get a master’s degree or simply a certificate? Are these jobs in demand? Thanks!

Nami asked:


I’m looking for a good English as a Second language book, to use for a student of an intermediate level.

I’d like a book which has a balance of speaking, writing, reading, and listening exercises, and has enjoyable stimulus.

Alion asked:


I’m looking for printable stuff,although interactive websites are good as well. What I need is supplementary material,ideally good for maybe 10-15 minutes a class after my co-teacher has finished her lesson.

Kelly B asked:


Hi! I am 23 yrs old and already have a associate’s degree (in art). I would LOVE to be an ESL teacher, as I love reading, writing, and working with immigrants. Can I become a teacher without an English degree? I know I can probably volunteer to teach beginners… but I wonder if I could make it a career. Thoughts?

kas asked:


I know that without a college degree, you will most likely teach children. And you should at least have some experience teaching children and a TEFL certificate. I just want to know if you can also receive the round-trip airfare paid for you and the free housing—just like in the other Chinese ESL jobs that require a college degree.