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Old 16-Oct-2003, 21:33
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I am interested in becoming an ESL teacher and have found that there are several routes to choose from. I am not very familiar with the field and would appreciate any advice as to the most effective and/or internationaly recognized programs. I am a university student working on my English degree. Is it best to have a degree or an ESL teaching certification? Please share any thoughts you might have. Thank you
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I can only speak for the places that I know, but here in the UK, you'd generally need both. The same is true for much of Europe.
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