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Do you want the temporary buzz of moving on and/ or up too?
Doesn’t last of course, especially the initial thrill of being in the chaos of a third world city or in the chaos left for you by the last person who had that DoS job, but if having some kind of … Continue reading
Posted in Becoming a Director of Studies, becoming a teacher trainer, Business English and ESP, CPD, EFL exams, ELT management, ELT publishing, finding good TEFL jobs, getting into ELT publishing, Lesson observations, links, Materials, Peer observations, Teacher training, Teaching English in Asia, TEFL, TEFL career planning, TEFL CV/ TESOL resume, TEFL qualifications, TEFL reviews, TEFL working conditions, TEFL workshops, TESOL, Usingenglish
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The conundrums of being an ETP Part One
With all the problems I have had with TEFL teaching dossers (especially dossing DoSes) over the years, I have to admit that their philosophical position does at least have logic going for it- if they are going to be treated … Continue reading
Some English teachers need to be more careful with their English
Posted in TEFL, TEFL certificate, TEFL CV/ TESOL resume, TEFL qualifications
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Tired of being a TEFL pleb?
To make up for all the navel gazing recently, have decided to give the public what it wants for once. And what the public wants is TEFL sex! That first paragraph should get some nice bizarre Google searches coming my way, but actually I’ve … Continue reading
Putting yourself above the TEFL riffraff
UPDATE: More articles on career development now here. I’m not sure I have, but now you can- with my foolproof guide to putting your TEFL resume above the hoi polloi: Getting an English teaching job abroad is becoming easier all … Continue reading