Posted October 27th, 2009
by admin
DHG4 asked: Hi,
I am a CELTA certified US college grad who is thinking of doing some part-time ESL tutoring online to make some extra cash, while I work on getting a permanent position abroad in 2010.
I have seen a lot of job ads for many different ESL tutoring websites, does anyone have any experience with one? Can anyone recommend a reputable site that won’t scam me?
Thanks in advance
Tags: Celta, College Grad, Lot
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Posted September 28th, 2009
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happy feet asked: your answers will be a great help for my research on English teaching. Thank you a lot.
Tags: Break, Lot, Silence
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Posted May 10th, 2009
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Lisa asked: I am a high school junior and I would like to become an ESL teacher. The problem is that the schools I like a lot do not offer the major ESL Education. So do I need that as my undergraduate major or should I just major in education or linguistics or english or something else and do ESL education for my masters?
thank you!
Tags: Esl Education, Lot, Masters
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Posted March 28th, 2009
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Jeffrey W asked:
I was an ESL student, and I really want to show colleges all the hard work and achievements I’ve done
so I think that all I need is some sort of recognition or awards…
and my question is, is there any kinds of scholarships, awards, or even honor rolls for a former ESL student?
thx a lot!
Tags: Lot, Recognition Awards, Thx
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Posted February 17th, 2009
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HappyGirl asked: I’d like to travel to a lot of different places and work. I am British so that’s an obvious plus, and i’m studying English lit/language now at college! So what else would I need? Do I just need a degree in ESL teaching or what? I would love to go to places like Hawaii or Africa. And also, what is the pay like for an ESL teacher? I know places like Hawaii are expensive to live in. Does they pay depend on where you work? Or is there some sort of average?
Thanks. xxx
Tags: Africa, Hawaii, Lot
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Posted January 24th, 2009
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A-dawg asked:
I’ve been thinking about travelling to China after I graduate this year, and teaching english there for a few years. This would give me the opportunity to travel and learn a lot more about China, its culture and its language. However, I’m trying to find a job that I can start directly after I graduate from high school, and I’m having trouble. Can anyone help me?
Tags: Graduate From High School, Job China, Lot
Posted in Teaching | 5 Comments »
