Posted August 17th, 2009
by admin
BSS asked:
I’m starting to think teaching ESL may be something I’m interested in, since I already want to major in linguistics. What’s the process of teaching abroad? What’s the typical job availability/pay? Do I have to be fluent in the language of the country I teach in? What are the most common/best countries to go to? Any advice or experience would be appreciated.
Tags: Countries, Esl Teacher, Linguistics
Posted in Studying Abroad | No Comments »
Posted August 17th, 2009
by admin
BSS asked:
I’m starting to think teaching ESL may be something I’m interested in, since I already want to major in linguistics. What’s the process of teaching abroad? What’s the typical job availability/pay? Do I have to be fluent in the language of the country I teach in? What are the most common/best countries to go to? Any advice or experience would be appreciated.
Tags: Advice, Esl Teacher, Typical Job
Posted in Special Education | No Comments »
Posted July 28th, 2009
by admin
RS asked:
I want to get my ESL teacher a simple gold necklace with her first initial on it, she is about 50 years old and i have known her since 2nd grade and i graduate this month. What do you think?
Tags: Esl Teacher, Gold Necklace
Posted in Fashion & Accessories | 3 Comments »
Posted July 28th, 2009
by admin
groisamomma asked:
I am in my Master’s Program for Education-Middle School Math. I need to get in touch with an ESL teacher in New Jersey, or a regular teacher that has one or more ESL students in his/her room, so that I can interview him/her about the ESL programs in the school. Do you know of a teacher that can help me? How can I contact him/her?
Tags: Esl Programs, Esl School, Esl Teacher
Posted in Teaching | 1 Comment »
Posted July 14th, 2009
by admin
miaka p asked:
Usually they are looking for native speakers. But i wanted to know if there is a school or academy who is looking for a Filipino teacher to teach English in their school. Thank you..
Tags: Academy, Esl Teacher, Native Speakers
Posted in Teaching | 2 Comments »
Posted June 8th, 2009
by admin
Sweetbrownsugar asked:
I just want to know what other relevant areas are opened to a foreign and experienced ESL teacher and the probability of getting a job in Canada.
Tags: Esl Teacher, Jobs, Relevant Areas
Posted in Other - Education | 1 Comment »
Posted May 31st, 2009
by admin
Cougar asked:
Which students should be placed with a certified ESL teacher? High functioning, middle functioning or low? I’m not ESL certified & had high students who did extremely well this year. The low students were placed with another non-certified ESL teacher while the middle functioning were placed with the ESL certified teacher. Next year, they are placing the high students with the certified teacher. This doesn’t make sense to me. What are the guidelines?
Tags: Esl Students, Esl Teacher
Posted in Teaching | 2 Comments »
Posted May 18th, 2009
by admin
Arlene K asked: Is it illegal for an ESL teacher to teach private lessons in Korea?
I’ve heard that there are some schools that will allow you to teach private lessons. Is this true? If so, do many schools allow this or is it just a few?
Tags: Esl Teacher, Korea, Private Lessons
Posted in Korea | 2 Comments »
Posted May 10th, 2009
by admin
David J asked:
I want to become an ESL teacher in a foreign country. Japan, Europe, etc. Do I get a teacher’s certificate then get ESL certified or is there a degree in ESL or what? I cannot find anyone that will help me. People give me broad and general information that isn’t specific enough. Someone please let me know if there is a degree in ESL, if I need a teacher’s certificate and ESL certification. I no NOTHING about becoming an ESL teacher, Someone please help me.
Tags: Esl Certification, Esl Teacher, Europe
Posted in Teaching | 1 Comment »
Posted May 3rd, 2009
by admin
jkrusewicz85 asked:
I am interested in teaching in NYC. I know they need ESL teachers and would love to get a certification in it, but I only speak English. Is this a problem?
Tags: Esl Teacher, Esl Teachers, Love
Posted in Teaching | 2 Comments »
