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Old 20-May-2004, 12:24
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How do i go about becoming an english tecaher...im currently studying engliash lang/lit in college but where do i go from here?

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Q: How do I go about becoming an English teacher? I'm currently studying English language/literature in college, but where do I go from here?

A: Work on capitalization and punctuation.

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I imagine that will depend on the country you are currently residing in
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It also depends on whether you wish to teach English speakers, or non-native speakers. For the latter:
http://www.usingenglish.com/links/Te...cher_Training/
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