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ESL Jobs FAQ |
By Josef Essberger
Are there really any ESL jobs for me?
Yes, there are. Rightly or wrongly, the whole world wants to learn English. People everywhere, especially young people, are convinced that speaking good English is their passport to a successful career. What is more, they are being encouraged in this by many governments. Worldwide, there are many more ESL jobs than there are native-speaking EFL teachers to fill them (though it should not be forgotten that English is also taught by perfectly competent non-native teachers). EMT (English mother tongue) teachers are in high demand in virtually all parts of the world. However, EMT teachers may find it more difficult to break into other English-speaking countries. And in general, schools in Western Europe express a preference for teachers with an EU passport as working papers are then automatic.
So where are all these ESL jobs?
Everywhere. Though you must realize that economic conditions in individual countries do impose restrictions on supply and demand. Virtually all parts of the world—Latin America, Asia, Eastern/Central Europe, Western Europe— welcome native-speaking teachers. Africa has some demand, but less so. There is, of course, also demand in English-speaking countries such as the UK, USA and Australia.
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Amy Dow Has extensive experience in not only teaching English but teaching abroad. She's earned her TEFL certificate from Winfield College in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. she has her masters in teaching from Griffith University in Brisbane, Australia.
She literally taught English all over the world including England, Spain, Canada, Thailand, Taiwan, Korea, China, Sweden, Greece, Italy, Pakistan, India, Romania.
Amy's new book TEFL Secrets is a step-by-step guide to traveling and teaching English. Learn more >>>
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| Teaching Absolute Beginners |
Here is a great article by Kenneth Beare, the ESL Guide at About.com.
Absolute Beginner English -- a 20 point program.
Teaching absolute beginners requires the teacher to pay special attention to the order in which new language is introduced. The teacher lesson plan plays an essential role in making sure that new grammar is introduced slowly and successfully. This 20 point program provides a syllabus to take students from speaking no English at all, to being able to fulfill basic communication needs including; giving personal information, and describing their daily routines and the world around them.
Obviously, there is a lot more to speaking English confidently than these twenty points. This 20 point program has been designed to provide a strong base on which to build while, at the same time, providing learners with the most important language skills they will need to get going.
Read Full Article at About.com >>>
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| Reduced Prices on ESL Curriculum ! Ends Oct. 31/06 |
Reduced Prices on All of our ESL Curriculum for October
Each Module now priced at $80 (regular $100)
Module 1 -- Beginners
Module 2 -- High Beginners
Module 3 -- Intermediate
Module 4 -- Advanced
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| Learning English |
Website for ESL Students
LEWL is pleased to announce a new website which offers ESL Students a complete English course adapted with full audio from our popular ESL Curriculum.
Module 1 (Beginners) has been adapted and is now available (30-day free trial) for everyone to try out.
Learning English
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| LEWL Goes to Europe! |
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LEWL will be at the 16th annual Expolingua International Fair for Languages and Culture.
Be sure and drop by and say HI! and have a chat with Daisy, George or Stephen. We would love to hear from you!
Here are the Dates:
Berlin: Nov. 17 - 19.
Prague: Nov. 10 - 11.
For Directions and information on the Fair, visit the Expo Lingua website - http://www.expolingua.com
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| ESL JOBS! |
Welcome to our new ESL JOBS section which has proved to be very popular with our subscribers. Below are jobs posted on Oct. 12/06. For updates every day, please visit our website for daily updates.
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| Beginners Games package |
Our latest book, Beginners ESL GAMES is a collection of tested ESL games for beginners, including the most popular and best selling ESL games from our online store. DETAILS >>>
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| Advanced Conversation Activities |
Visit our website for advanced conversation activities that really get students talking!
Advanced Conversation Activities include:
ESL Mystery -- Mystery of the Stolen Funds
ESL Mystery -- Mystery of the Caribbean Cruise
ESL Mystery -- The Lady who Knew too Much
ESL Mystery -- The Body in the Study
Conversation Activity -- Life Stories
Learn More >>>
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| ESL Storybooks |
Our sampler ESL storybooks has been so popular, that we have decided to offer MORE storybooks on a 30-day trial version.
Here are the URLs to download. You can download as many or as few as you like and see which ones fit with your students.
Mystery of the Stolen Money
The teens witness a robbery at the dude ranch. Join the fun as they track down the robbers!
Permian Times
The kids are transported back to the Permian pre-historic period, where they meet wizards, monsters and more!
Mystery of the Secret Code
Join the teens on Gold Island as they search for pirates treasure.
Trixie's Secret
Where is Mara's dog Trixie? Join the teens as they search for Trixie and discover Trixie's secret. Features Asian children.
Jambo Goes to the Moon
Jambo the chimp is taken away from his home in Africa. He must use his very good brain to find a way home!
Jambo's Encounter with Robots
Jambo wakes up in the Robot City. Join Jambo the chimp as he uses his very good brain to escape! |
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