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Category Archives: Teaching English in Mexico
Accredited by IATEFL
Part Two of my new TEFL accreditation series, following on from my piece on the Open and Distance Learning Quality Council. This one will be considerably shorter, since there is no such thing as a course accredited by IATEFL. Why … Continue reading
Exclusive- Interview with Juan Pablo Falomir of Laughing Coyote School of English
Laughing Coyote School of English in Nayarit in Mexico has recently got a lot of TEFL blog coverage due to them turning the tables on us by starting a blacklist of former teachers and trainee teachers. You can easily find … Continue reading
Posted in Laughing Coyote School of English, Teaching English in Mexico, TEFL
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Questions from a reader- Mexico to Spain?
Quite interesting even for people who haven’t taught in these countries. If you can help, even better! “Hi, my name is Jason. I´m writing you to ask you about teaching English in Spain. I read the article that you wrote … Continue reading