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| I have just been asked to teach English to a group of chefs who are absolute beginners as part of an exchange programme with English as first language chefs. So, as experienced as I am in teaching absolute beginners, obviously I wish to focus my course in the field that they work in. Do you know of any sites that would help with vocabulary/course structures etc.? Anyone out there with experience who might be able to give me a few pointers? All input will be greatly appreciated! |
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| This might be some help: Hotel English - ESL Web Directory - UsingEnglish.com |
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| I can see you will become an expert on cooking techniques and ingredients! This might give you some ideas: Tell Me More - Chapter 7 - Teacher's Notes |
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| Hehehe, I always was a good one at the cooker. One of the most important lessons that my Mother has taught me and has enhanced my life superbly! Thanks, I haven't time at this moment, but they are both bookmarked and I will get back to you with details of my progress. Awww... ESL search engine! |
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| And of course: Home page from Delia Online |
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