Teaching English

Tony asked:


Hi,

My first language was english and i’ve been in Canada for at least 5 years, i have all my kindergarden and elementry report cards, i’ve went to a international school in hong kong(canada approved international school) for a few years, this year i went back to canada for high school. But they didn’t want my report cards, instead, they thinked that i’m a guy that doesn’t know how to speak english and put me in ESL4. is there anyway that i can get out of esl and go 2 normal classes?

Thanks
i hav a chinese teacher for esl that couldn’t speak perfect english instead she can’t even pronounce some of the words correctly. she gives me a bunch of hwk which i hav to finish in 1 night. she also has some discrimination with some students. i passed ESL test this year but she just personally won’t let me get out of esl.

AG asked:


I trained as a teacher at uni and have a 2.1 in Primary Education (7-11) with QTS (Qualified Teacher Status). Although whilst at uni I did 4 seperate teaching practices I didn’t do my NQT year as I got the travel bug. I have however spent the last 2 years in Japanese elementary schools teaching English.

My problem is that I am moving to Princeton with my partner and I would like to work. Can I teach with my current certificate or not?
I have tried reading the information provided by the state, but it doesn’t make a whole lot of sense!

Please help!

Peiqi asked:


Hi, I am fifteen, I have been in Canada for almost two years and my English is not very good, but I can basically talk O.O. i really want to get a job, but i don’t know where and what kind of job is suitable for me , please help!

hankinhk asked:


For example the kids really enjoy playing Hangman and Chinese Whispers.

Ahmad asked:


Do you think ESL students are able to get better paying jobs and admissions into university?

Chal asked:


For example, if a student who knows zero English is enrolled at a public school, does he attend all regular classes? Do schools typically have a program for ESL students? What is that like?

s_javeds asked:


I need to link NSW board syllabus and ESL Scales.

shanenc_adamt2004 asked:


I hate being at ESL class!! At the normal class their are many great friends and many nice girls, but I in class, I am always at ESL class, all the students are male, no girls, few studetns, not my best friends. I hate it. What I need to do is develop English skills, but how can I prove that I developed my English knowledge, and how can I developed my english? should I read books a lot?

John asked:


I teach in Korea. I’m going to be teaching a couple of kids about 11 years old. They have recently returned from the U.S. and speak at a fair level; far beyond most elementary school level textbooks.

I would like to find a high-intermediate textbook that is geared toward young learners. Does anyone have any recommendations? Thanks.

Michael asked:


Just looking for YES or NO results. Primary research for potentially opening an after school program for ages 5-17 that focuses on teaching English as a Second Language to students whose native language is other than English - especially focused on children with Spanish and Asian native languages.