Earn Money by Teaching English Abroad in Thailand, China, Vietnam, Cambodia, Taiwan Earn Money by Teaching English Abroad in Thailand, China, Vietnam, Cambodia, Taiwan. Do you want to live abroad and work as a teacher? As a native English speaker, you can teach English in schools or language institutes in many non-English speaking countries. There is a high demand for instruction from native English speakers – especially throughout Asia. Vietnam, Korea, Thailand, Cambodia and Taiwan are just some of the Asian countries looking for English speaking teachers. English is the widely-accepted secondary language of the world. If you want to teach English as a travel job here is an important thing to keep in mind: Remember that you will teach English to people who have a very limited understanding of the language...
TEFL Certification Course The School and the TEFL Certification Course. While there is no set international standard for what constitutes a TEFL (Teaching English as a Foreign Language) Certification course, most countries will have requirements that schools must meet before handing out certificates. Sometimes the review is only cursory, but sometimes it may also be detailed and require certain content for the course and even the qualifications of the teachers. Here is a short list of questions about your school and its TEFL Certification course: Is the school licensed by the Ministry of Education or local education office or just by a business licensing agency of the local government? What do I need to Teach English as a Second Language in Asia? What do I need to Teach English as a Second Language (ESL) in Asia? What are the Job and Working Requirements for Foreigners in Vietnam, Thailand, Cambodia, Japan, Indonesia? This is what I found out when I was laid off from work in Telecommunications in the US. My job had allowed me to travel to parts of Asia which included Vietnam, Thailand and Cambodia and experience the culture and lifestyle while working there. Searching for TEFL and TESOL programs online raised many, many red flags. While my wife and I were traveling in Cambodia, we visited with a principle at a University in Phnom Penh. What I needed was: 1) TEFL - Teaching English as a Foreign Language or TESOL - Teaching to English to Speakers of Other Languages He said that I needed either a 120 hours TEFL, TESOL or CELTA Certification University of Cambridge's CELTA and Trinity College London's CertTESOL. He said that online TEFL or TESOL certificates weren’t considered as real training. 2) Clean Police Record Check By Edward Hui
Five Ways Teaching English Abroad Can Help Any Career Path Five Ways Teaching English Abroad Can Help Any Career Path. “Why would I teach English abroad? I don’t even want to be a teacher!” Madison Killen To be fair, it’s a logical question. #1 Learn a language Although it isn’t necessary to know a foreign language to be an ESL teacher abroad, it is more than likely that you will return home having acquired proficiency in a new language. #2 Cross-Cultural Understanding The benefits of having a cross-cultural understanding are great. #3 Communication and Problem Solving Besides gaining the ability to communicate in other languages, you will substantially improve your communication skills back at home and in the workplace. #4 Independence A Motorcycle ride in Vietnam definitely teaches independence Teaching English abroad requires a substantial amount of independence. Although this thought is intimidating, the rewards reaped skill-wise are worth it. #5 Resourcefulness and Adaptability Author Bio Madison Killen is a writer for Go Teach Abroad.
the Appeal of being a “Retired” Educator Overseas Jobs for Former Teachers Abroad: the Appeal of being a “Retired” Educator Overseas. Whether you’re a former teacher or recently retired from the teaching field, the excitement of traveling to foreign countries and being immersed in a new culture can be a tempting prospect for many individuals. No matter if you are looking for the adventure of a lifetime or you simply miss the thrill of being a teacher, when it comes to jobs for former teachers and retired teaching professionals, LanguageCorps can point you to some amazing opportunities. Here are a few of the biggest reasons why so many educators are looking to teach English abroad: Being a teacher or professor in the United States can be a very stressful and demanding career. If you decide to teach English abroad, the workload is a lot more manageable as you are only teaching one subject and schedules are very flexible.
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