Is there anyone from abroad,who is teaching here in England?
How does it work and what should I do for getting any similar job.
The thing is I have almost finished university,just last diploma work was left to write,but life could be difficult,so I left uni.Then I took a course in recordkeeping and finished it with good results.I have wide range of work experience and I do know languages.So I was wondering maybe I should do something at school.Actually,people,your suggestions.I know it`s quite personal,but still pls give me some advice.
THX.
Answers:
To teach english , you need to have a TEFL or TESL certificate. The best ones are the courses that hve u doing in class experience,
http://www.tefl.com/
http://www.esl.com/
My English teacher is. Talks with a deep south accent and keeps saying "God bless America". And btw, this is the UK not England.
its also BRITAIN Bruce and that has a lot of importance rather than UK brought to life during WW2 in the overseas services for quick labelling for dispatch I know that from experience and most material received from home was stamped BRITAIN!! I remember a lot of guys didn't know what UK meant
I did it the other way round, I teach abroad but am from England. You need to have a PGCE and pass the required competencies in numeracy, literacy and computers to gain QTS (qualified teacher status) Scotland has a slightly different system but I dont know if there are extra requirements. You may have qualifications that are the same as those but you will have to show this when you apply
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The thing is I have almost finished university,just last diploma work was left to write,but life could be difficult,so I left uni.Then I took a course in recordkeeping and finished it with good results.I have wide range of work experience and I do know languages.So I was wondering maybe I should do something at school.Actually,people,your suggestions.I know it`s quite personal,but still pls give me some advice.
THX.
Answers:
To teach english , you need to have a TEFL or TESL certificate. The best ones are the courses that hve u doing in class experience,
http://www.tefl.com/
http://www.esl.com/
My English teacher is. Talks with a deep south accent and keeps saying "God bless America". And btw, this is the UK not England.
its also BRITAIN Bruce and that has a lot of importance rather than UK brought to life during WW2 in the overseas services for quick labelling for dispatch I know that from experience and most material received from home was stamped BRITAIN!! I remember a lot of guys didn't know what UK meant
I did it the other way round, I teach abroad but am from England. You need to have a PGCE and pass the required competencies in numeracy, literacy and computers to gain QTS (qualified teacher status) Scotland has a slightly different system but I dont know if there are extra requirements. You may have qualifications that are the same as those but you will have to show this when you apply
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