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?

Hanako asked:


I would like to pursue TESOL degree, MA in the USA. I am not an Native English speaker, I have the elementary school teaching certificate in NY,NJ,PA. I am a certified but I am from Japan. If I have MA in TESOL, what kind of jobs can I have?

tresflip1 asked:


Hi,

I’m currently living in Japan with a spouse visa and I’m bored teaching English.

I can speak a little of the language and write a very little amount.

I really want to do a different job other then teach English but I don’t know what I can do.

I have looked for other types of work but without much joy.

Any advice or information?

Thank you in advance.

5781 asked:


Hi
I’ve to teach children aged around 15. Most of them have little confidence in speaking/communicating by using English. It is my job to teach and make sure they practice their english. Right now, I am planning to teach English (speaking) through certain activities such as board games, etc.
Any ideas what sort of activities should I use?
Thanks a lot.

Hawaii4me asked:


I am interested in teaching English in the Phillipines and would like to know what it takes to do so.

Gareth asked:


I am a 30 yr old male. I also have an English literature degree and several years’ of teaching experience.

☮☮☮ asked:


I am tutoring a kid from korea who can speak, read, and write english, but not fluently.
My job is to teach him to speak fluently and express himself.
How can I do this? What techinques do you recommend?

J$mooTH asked:


I am curious in learning more about this field. I am earning my certification in Secondary Social Studies, but I have been told that it is difficult to get a job in this field. ESL is in much more demand, is it not?
What do these teachers do all day? How does their work differ from a normal classroom teacher?

aaaannddy asked:


Also, which one is relatively easy to get? And it will it still help me get a job?

I almost applied to take an intensive CELTA course, but damn, it’s 120 class hours in 4 weeks, plus 3 hours of homework each day, plus 6-12 hours of work on the weekend! I want to have a certification, but I don’t want to have a stroke getting it.

Extra info: I have a degree and I’ve been teaching at a language company in Japan for a year.

Thanks!

Gurk asked:


I would like to teach ESL in China in the next few months. There is a company called English First who will certify me through SIT. English First will also place me in a job. The SIT certification is 1,995.00 and CELTA is 2,495. Is is worth paying the extra money to get the CELTA cert. I do not plan on living overseas forever probably just a couple of years.