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Category Archives: TESOL in Australia
The CELTA- what you’re letting yourself in for
The second in a new set of guest pieces (more writers wanted!), this time from recently CELTA certified blogger Jon Bellwood “Thinking of doing a CELTA? Then before you take the plunge and lay down a substantial sum of … Continue reading
A typical TEFL host family story…
…with one shocking difference. “There’s a hubbub at the front door. The girls are very tired after their long journey. Speaking a few words of English is a major effort…
Posted in Reading, TESOL in Australia
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