Posted August 25th, 2010
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Jebbie asked: When I was in China I was impressed with how enthusiastic young people seem to be to learn English…On the list of academic priorities, where would Chinese students place learning how to speak and write in English? Is this ability required for university entrance exams and/or to get a good job? And I see lots of info on private schools for English in China, do students feel such extra tutoring is necessary?
Tags: Chinese Students, Good Job, Tutoring
Posted in China | 11 Comments »
Posted July 5th, 2010
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one_of_a_kind asked: I love tutoring but I am looking for a career now in English as a Second Language. What online schools or schools in Southern California offer this program? Would I need to get a master’s degree or simply a certificate? Are these jobs in demand? Thanks!
Tags: Esl Teacher, Love, Tutoring
Posted in Teaching | 2 Comments »
Posted October 1st, 2009
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☮☮☮ 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?
Tags: Job, Korea, Tutoring
Posted in Teaching | 3 Comments »
Posted June 25th, 2009
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mikayla asked: I’ve been asked by someone I work with to help them prepare for a verbal exam on medicine. My native language is English, and I have quite a firm grasp on grammar and pronunciation. However I did not major in English in college, and the only teaching experience I have has to do with volunteering in high school. I have never tutored before, and don’t feel comfortable assigning a rate, but the coworker has insisted.
Any suggestions?
Tags: Medicine, Pronunciation, Tutoring
Posted in Teaching | 3 Comments »
Posted May 10th, 2009
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Jes21 asked: I need to know if this is good enough to teach ESL in Korea.
I have a BS degree in Public Policy
I have TESOL
I have one year of experience teaching ESL
I have two years of tutoring experience in math, science, reading, and history
Is this good enough? Do I need to do more?
It is true. I do not have experience with young children. Maybe I should find a job with children before I leave?
Tags: Bs Degree, Public Policy, Tutoring
Posted in Teaching | 3 Comments »
Posted February 6th, 2009
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Fumiko S asked:
I tutored an ESL student last year, and plan to continue this year. Can ESL tutoring be considered community service?
Tags: Esl Student, Tutoring
Posted in Higher Education (University +) | 4 Comments »
