Teaching English

draxel asked:


Im a teen looking into what I think i want to do in the future. i preferring to move to puerto-rico if that helps

jasonniebauer asked:


What is required and where can I find more information about ESL in Hawaii and jobs?

Superstar asked:


I have a friend who would like to get a job teaching English as a second language in Oregon. Does anyone know what the qualifications would be? My friend is reasonably fluent in Spanish and is one year short of a degree in Spanish. Also, What is the job market for a ESL teacher in Oregon?

Hard-Worker asked:


Dear English / ESL teachers:

Please help me correct the following sentence and point out the incorrect part. Thanks a million

“Whoever comes to the party needs to take the ticket with him. “

Ben asked:


I know you have to go to ESL training courses, but do you also need a college degree?

Yummeos asked:


Im learning chinese so i will be fluent before i go. I’ve also never taught anything in my life.

Erik asked:


I’m a prospective ESL teacher, and I’m looking for the best alternatives to Dave’s.

Thanks much!

Alfredo asked:


-someone with a bachelor’s degree.

Charlie asked:


In Canada we have both colleges and universities which offer a wide range of learning opportunities, here in Canada I am in College and currently in College and I am going to receive a 3 year advanced diploma which is equivalent to a 3 year pass degree from a University, would this be suffice enough to teach english in Korea?

Gary B asked:


I have just volunteered to take over a class from an experienced ESL teacher. Yikes! I have some lesson plans from esl-images.com and some other information. I am looking for good, practical advice to get started teaching classes. I am not a teacher by profession but have taught internal courses for my companies before. Good ESL web sites are welcome too.
Sorry, I should have added this detail originally. This is an ESL class at my church that I am volunteering to teach. We get almost all adults, primarily from central America. The current teacher is certified as a teacher and teacher trainer, but is going on maternity. She will be spending some time with me to train me, but at this point I am needing all the help I can get!
Here is a good book that I’ve recently checked out of the library: Teach Yourself Teaching English as a Foreign Language.

http://www.teachyourself.co.uk/ltefl.htm

He’s got a lot of good stuff for people like me. I bet even teachers with some experience will benefit from this book too.