Last Wednesday I ve had an interview for CELTA in Istanbul, but they said they would inform me in a few days. Could it be possible they didn t accept me? Is there anybody who has any experience about that? I worry about it :(
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Last Wednesday I ve had an interview for CELTA in Istanbul, but they said they would inform me in a few days. Could it be possible they didn t accept me? Is there anybody who has any experience about that? I worry about it :(
The people running these courses have potentially conflicting aims: they want your money, but they also have aims to do with the course - the balance of the class (students with a mixture of backgrounds/interests/aims), the size of the class, whether an applicant will be able to keep up - if not the rest of the class will be held back, the assessments will involve more work for the teachers, and so on. The tutors are human; they want to run a happy/successful/productive course.
On my CELTA course, we asked the tutors if they had ever turned anyone down; they said they had.
Keep your fingers crossed! [This is a British (and American, I think) expression, meaning 'hope for good luck'.]
;-)
Thanks for your wishes :) I hope I get it.
Is it true that before applying CELTA, they deliberately measures you under very stressful situations? :roll:
No. Of course they're interested in whether you'll be able to handle a stressful job, but my interview was very relaxed.Quote:
Originally Posted by languagemonster
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the problem was their finding me very young for this job (im 20) they still did not reply to me clearly :roll:
Thanks for th reply,though;-)