Posted May 4th, 2010
by admin
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!
Tags: Japanese English, Japanese Schools, Teaching Practices
Posted in Primary & Secondary Education | 2 Comments »
Posted November 23rd, 2009
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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!
Tags: Esl Student, Part Time Job, Student Job
Posted in Primary & Secondary Education | 1 Comment »
Posted September 24th, 2009
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hankinhk asked: For example the kids really enjoy playing Hangman and Chinese Whispers.
Tags: Classroom Game, Esl English, Hangman
Posted in Primary & Secondary Education | No Comments »
Posted August 24th, 2009
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Ahmad asked:
Do you think ESL students are able to get better paying jobs and admissions into university?
Tags: English As Second Language, Language Student, Paying Jobs
Posted in Primary & Secondary Education | 1 Comment »
Posted May 31st, 2009
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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?
Tags: Elementary Students, Esl Students
Posted in Primary & Secondary Education | 1 Comment »
Posted April 22nd, 2009
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s_javeds asked:
I need to link NSW board syllabus and ESL Scales.
Tags: Esl, Nsw Board, Scales
Posted in Primary & Secondary Education | No Comments »
Posted March 30th, 2009
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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?
Tags: Best Friends, English Books, Great Friends
Posted in Primary & Secondary Education | 3 Comments »
Posted March 18th, 2009
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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.
Tags: 11 Years, Textbook, Young Learners
Posted in Primary & Secondary Education | 1 Comment »
Posted March 14th, 2009
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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.
Tags: English As A Second Language, English Spanish, Native Languages
Posted in Primary & Secondary Education | 3 Comments »
Posted February 25th, 2009
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freezeflame32 asked: I’m in 10th grade, I’m Hispanic, and I live in Alabama. I’m taking college prep classes too and I’m a straight A student. Ever since I moved to Alabama in the 7th grade they have made me take an ESL test at school. The only year I didn’t have to take it was 9th grade. What really gets me pissed off is that people dummer than me don’t have to take it (not trying to be offensive). Its just not fair.
Should I do something?
Tags: 10th Grade, Esl School, Esl Tests
Posted in Primary & Secondary Education | 2 Comments »
