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Top 10 Things to Do in Thailand…From a Thai Intern!
TEFL Blog from i-to-i —
Authority: 102
Ahhhh Thailand. There are so many things to occupy your spare time in Thailand that I could talk about them forever, but here’s a shortlist of my top ten things to do in Thailand! Cookery Course: Barefoot in the kitchen? Totally fine in Thailand… If you love Thai food and your ideal day consists of ...1 day ago -
$84 for $496 worth of Internationally Recognised Online TEFL Course. National daily deals
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Teach English Around the World! Only $84 for an Internationally Recognised Online TEFL Course including TEFL Certificate Upon Completion. Complete in the comfort of your own home with access to Highly Qualified Trainers via Email. Valued at $496 with Global TEFL Sydney Melbourne Brisbane Perth ...6 days ago -
ÍBERO TEFL GUARANTEES PAID WORK PLACEMENT IN BUENOS AIRES ON COMPLETION OF COURSE
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Authority: 489
IBERO TEFL (Teaching English as a Foreign Language) is one of the most widely recognized TEFL certificate programs in Latin America, with international validity, and as part of the course students are assisted with their job search across the city. Ibero are so confident that their graduates will find work, they ...1 week ago -
Teaching Grammar: Youre vs Your. The apostrophe means its a contraction of two words...
LanguageCorps Asia —
Authority: 107
Teaching Grammar: You’re vs Your. The apostrophe means it’s a contraction of two words; “you’re” is the short version of “you are” (the “a” is dropped), so if your sentence makes sense if you say “you are,” then you’re good to use you’re. “Your” means it belongs to you, it’s ...1 week ago -
Conflicts of interest and disclosure in the age of TEFL online
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Authority: 456
Given what an incestuous little industry we work in, I’m quite surprised that I rarely if ever read disclosure of links to authors in TEFL reviews. Just to start, with there must be loads of reviewers and writers who: - Work for the same chain - Work in a school that the other worked in [...]1 week ago -
ESTEEMED BRITISH COLLEGE PARTNERS WITH BUENOS AIRES BASED TEFL SCHOOL, IBERO, CONFIRMING EXCELLENT DELIVERY OF CURRICULUM
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Authority: 489
Ibero´s already well established and popular TEFL course is now backed and recognised by education establishments with the UK, meaning students who complete the course are now even more likely to find work teaching English anywhere in the world. The agreement will be for a minimum of two years, and the two ...1 week ago -
Why We Forget. Science shows our memory can easily be distorted and erased, but...
LanguageCorps Asia —
Authority: 107
Why We Forget. Science shows our memory can easily be distorted and erased, but our forgetfulness also helps us survive. Our memories are wrong at least as often as they are right. At best, they are incomplete, though we might swear other wise. This affects countless aspects of our lives, and in many cases our ...1 week ago -
5 Things I Loved about Living in Brazil
TEFL Blog from i-to-i —
Authority: 102
I got off to a terrible start in Brazil. I’d travelled down from Quito through Peru and Bolivia without any major hassles, had an amazing time in Rio de Janeiro, but then I got robbed. My camera, diary, and all the photos of my trip were gone. By the time I got to Salvador, the destination I’d planned on ...1 week ago -
How Do I Find a Great TEFL Job?
TEFL Blog from i-to-i —
Authority: 102
There is so much demand for English worldwide, and so many work opportunities. So where do you start? Types of jobs These are the two main types of paid positions you’ll come across. • Government schools and universities Most students worldwide are learning English. And many schools like to employ ...1 week ago -
Learning in ‘pin drop silence’. The environment in an educational institute is a key...
LanguageCorps Asia —
Authority: 107
Learning in ‘pin drop silence’. The environment in an educational institute is a key feature that connects the multitude of activities on a campus and the mental and physical development of the student.There are three key areas that build the environment for an educational institution: the Mind- the Eye- the Ear. ...1 week ago -
Growth rate of UK students studying abroad overtakes European neighbours. The growth rate of...
LanguageCorps Asia —
Authority: 107
Growth rate of UK students studying abroad overtakes European neighbours. The growth rate of UK students applying to study in the EU through the Erasmus programme has overtaken the European average, according to analysis by the British Council.UK participation rates increased by 8% on the previous year, compared to ...1 week ago -
Deepening Education Ties India and Japan. As Indian school education gains fans in Japan...
LanguageCorps Asia —
Authority: 107
Deepening Education Ties India and Japan. As Indian school education gains fans in Japan and the Japanese academia reaches out to Indian varsities, promising tie-ups are on the anvil that will present major opportunities for Indian educationists and students.Something is slipping in Japan, and it’s ringing alarm ...2 weeks ago -
National Language Championship for schools. Vocab Express, the online modern foreign languages (MFL) vocabulary...
LanguageCorps Asia —
Authority: 107
National Language Championship for schools. Vocab Express, the online modern foreign languages (MFL) vocabulary learning application, has announced the launch of a free, week-long national language championship for all secondary schools in theUKandIrelandto take place during spring 2012. Supporting the current debate ...2 weeks ago -
10 ways to get a job teaching English in Korea
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Teaching English in South Korea is a great way to travel and gain some experience, save money, pay off debts and see a different part of the world. Most of us already have a friend or relative who has, or is currently, teaching English in South Korea. So, what’s the best way to get one ...2 weeks ago -
Why Brazil is Perfect for First Time TEFL Travelers!
TEFL Blog from i-to-i —
Authority: 102
If you fancy living and teaching English in one of the most dynamic and inspiring countries in the world then head to Brazil. Energetic, eager, and sociable students as well as a buzzing nightlife, party goers atmosphere, and the fact that local Brazilians wear tiny swimming costumes (whether you’re male or female) ...2 weeks ago -
Pocket-Sized Video of a Thai Classroom…
TEFL Blog from i-to-i —
Authority: 102
…Is all you need to see to understand how much you’d love to be in one yourself Check out this lovely pocket sized video straight from Thailand of Jess Watson in her classroom! Love this video! *Maybe turn the volume down if you are at work, so as not to attract the attention of your narky boss…2 weeks ago -
The 5 Rules of Packing for a Gap Year (for TEFL Teachers)
TEFL Blog from i-to-i —
Authority: 102
Today’s post has been written by Nadia Latif, who I first heard of through Will Peach (of Son of a Peach fame). Nadia is editor of Gap Daemon, the community and advice site for gap year travellers. Love this picture! Firstly, Nadia had to undertake our rigorous questionnaire process! What’s on the ...2 weeks ago -
Professor refuses to teach if students dont bring snacks. Students in George Parrotts psychology...
LanguageCorps Asia —
Authority: 107
Professor refuses to teach if students don’t bring snacks. Students in George Parrott’s psychology courses have an unusual requirement: they must bring homemade snacks each week to the laboratory section, and they need to work out a schedule such that groups of students make sure each session is covered, and that ...2 weeks ago -
The School and the TEFL Certification Course. While there is no set international standard...
LanguageCorps Asia —
Authority: 107
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 ...2 weeks ago -
You want to travel. You need experience. Here’s how you get both! LanguageCorps Asia...
LanguageCorps Asia —
Authority: 107
You want to travel. You need experience. Here’s how you get both! LanguageCorps Asia Programs around the globe empower our Teachers to thrive as professionals abroad, living in fascinating locations while gaining valuable experience teaching English.Programs are available in 5 countries:* Asia (Cambodia, China, ...2 weeks ago



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