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Two Years Later – Still the Best TEFL Decision I Made
tefl online pro review (https://teflonlinepro.com/) submitted by Meredith. I took the 120-hour Professional TEFL/TESOL course with TEFL Online Pro two years ago, and looking back now, it was without a doubt one of the best decisions I’ve made in my professional life. Since completing the course, I’ve taught English in both China and Vietnam. These are two countries where schools and visa…
TEFL Internships Abroad
TEFL Abroad / tefl teaching abroad / teaching english abroad tefl TEFL Internships Abroad https://youtu.be/Xy6H1JOMgd0 Taking a TEFL internship abroad will be one of the most rewarding and life changing experiences of your life. Whether your internship is a short stint or a longer career move, the day to day challenges of teaching English in non-native speaking countries will change you forever. Asides from the obvious satisfaction gained from seeing students learn, knowing that you are part of the local community and culture gives an enriching experience that no fleeting visitor could ever be part of. TEFL Internships Abroad are a breeze for those with a sense of adventure and confidence, first day jitters are quickly silenced when the warmth and willingness of the students become apparent. No fear that the students goodwill will wear off in a few days either, most teachers find the students unwavering attention and positivity is constant through their stay. Be prepared for huge cultural differences when you arrive, TEFL abroad English teachers will predominantly find themselves in less affluent regions, an ability to be flexible and embrace differences will be essential when taking on the job. The beauty of teaching English abroad TEFL means that you will really get to experience the world how it is! Want to take teaching opportunities abroad but don’t know the regions native language? Never fear, TEFL teaching systems work brilliantly with little fluency but you won’t be left completely swimming as some organizations help their teachers out with a few basic language lessons. Failing that, throw yourself right into local life – it’ll be no time at all until you are holding full-fledged conversations with members of the community.
Before you chuck in your day job you should look at qualifying for a TEFL teaching abroad certificate. While there are a few jobs out there that will take you on purely on your ability to speak English, the better postings, the ones with subsidized accommodation and higher rates of pay, are only available to TEFL certified teachers. Another sigh of relief is that gaining a certificate will boost your confidence and knowledge, making you a lot more assured in your own abilities to teach.
From the day you decide you want to be a TEFL teacher to the day you leave the classroom for the last time, your life will never be the same again, you will be a richer and fuller person for it. Immerse yourself in life, teaching and fun with TEFL internships abroad
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Differences between English in Japan and Sri Lanka
Teaching in Asia Diary submitted by Chloe L., Valencia Differences between English in Japan and Sri Lanka Nowadays English is such a worldwide language as it is used in many different fields for instance in medicine, politics and many more and it is now considered to be a common language. Teaching English is different all over the world, however I will be focusing on how English is taught in Japan and Sri Lanka. Unfortunately, I have never taught in any other countries apart from Spain so I cannot talk from my personal experience. First and foremost I am going to be talking about Japan, at the moment it seems as though students in Japan are not getting the best marks in their exams. “Junior high and high school students in Japan have failed to meet the government’s targets in all four English skills: reading, listening, writing and speaking.” One thing that I have to take into consideration is the fact that Japanese and English are completely different from one another from the alphabet to verb tenses and therefore it must be difficult. According to Namiko Abe, nowadays private conversation lessons are very popular due to the fact that students do not seem to be understanding English after years of studying it at school and the demand for English is always increasing . English is taught in Sri Lanka from grade 3 up until grade 13, however, there are still children that leave the school without being able to speak English. Before looking into this topic I was unaware of the fact that Sri Lankan English (SLE) even existed and how much English influenced their language to have their own take on English. Nevertheless, there are some words that are very specific to the UK and/or the US and therefore they are not the most fundamental to learn . Furthermore, it was interesting to read that there are words that are English that do not exist in the English dictionary but are used in Sri Lanka . During my time researching I was not able to find out a lot about private English lessons in Sri Lanka, which suggests that private lessons are not really evident in Sri Lanka, whereas in Japan they are becoming increasingly popular. Moreover, it in both countries English it is difficult for the students to learn and there is a lack of understanding, this could be for multiple reasons. #tefl #tefltrainer #teflcourses #teflprograms #tesol #teflinternships #teflspain References: Let's discuss English language education in Japan https://www.japantimes.co.jp/life/2016/02/15/language/lets-discuss-english-language-education-japan/#.Wy5DNGaQ1-U English Language education in Japan https://www.thoughtco.com/english-language-education-in-japan-2028016
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Differences between English in Japan and Sri Lanka
Teaching in Asia Diary submitted by Chloe L., Valencia Differences between English in Japan and Sri Lanka Nowadays English is such a worldwide language as it is used in many different fields for instance in medicine, politics and many more and it is now considered to be a common language. Teaching English is different all over the world, however I will be focusing on how English is taught in Japan and Sri Lanka. Unfortunately, I have never taught in any other countries apart from Spain so I cannot talk from my personal experience. First and foremost I am going to be talking about Japan, at the moment it seems as though students in Japan are not getting the best marks in their exams. “Junior high and high school students in Japan have failed to meet the government’s targets in all four English skills: reading, listening, writing and speaking.” One thing that I have to take into consideration is the fact that Japanese and English are completely different from one another from the alphabet to verb tenses and therefore it must be difficult. According to Namiko Abe, nowadays private conversation lessons are very popular due to the fact that students do not seem to be understanding English after years of studying it at school and the demand for English is always increasing . English is taught in Sri Lanka from grade 3 up until grade 13, however, there are still children that leave the school without being able to speak English. Before looking into this topic I was unaware of the fact that Sri Lankan English (SLE) even existed and how much English influenced their language to have their own take on English. Nevertheless, there are some words that are very specific to the UK and/or the US and therefore they are not the most fundamental to learn . Furthermore, it was interesting to read that there are words that are English that do not exist in the English dictionary but are used in Sri Lanka . During my time researching I was not able to find out a lot about private English lessons in Sri Lanka, which suggests that private lessons are not really evident in Sri Lanka, whereas in Japan they are becoming increasingly popular. Moreover, it in both countries English it is difficult for the students to learn and there is a lack of understanding, this could be for multiple reasons. #tefl #tefltrainer #teflcourses #teflprograms #tesol #teflinternships #teflspain References: Let's discuss English language education in Japan https://www.japantimes.co.jp/life/2016/02/15/language/lets-discuss-english-language-education-japan/#.Wy5DNGaQ1-U English Language education in Japan https://www.thoughtco.com/english-language-education-in-japan-2028016
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