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16-Jul-2009, 09:18
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 Educational requirements to teach ESL around the world? |
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17-Jul-2009, 00:52
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| Re: Educational requirements to teach ESL around the world? ^bump^ |
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18-Jul-2009, 10:12
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| Re: Educational requirements to teach ESL around the world? ^bump^ |
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18-Jul-2009, 10:52
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| Re: Educational requirements to teach ESL around the world? Any university degree plus an ESL qualification would be acceptable in most countries. |
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19-Jul-2009, 15:51
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| Re: Educational requirements to teach ESL around the world? If you want to travel around, make sure your ESL qualification is widely recognised, like the CELTA. In-house courses may restrict you to the countries that the company has schools in. |
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