rushing07 said: Sadly I agree.
You taught English in Spain? | |
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PANDURITO said: rushing07 said: Sadly I agree.
You taught English in Spain? No but I've seen other do it. I participated in a student's exchange programme. Boy oh boy, was that something. I'm not mad at you, I'm mad at the dirt. | |
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rushing07 said: PANDURITO said: You taught English in Spain? No but I've seen other do it. I participated in a student's exchange programme. Boy oh boy, was that something. It's in our genes or something. Not ever our Prime Ministers can speak it Journalist: Mr. Zapatero, Could you please repeat that in English? Zapatero (nodding all the time while he was being asked) : Yes, yo en Español Me: | |
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PANDURITO said: rushing07 said: No but I've seen other do it. I participated in a student's exchange programme. Boy oh boy, was that something. It's in our genes or something. Not ever our Prime Ministers can speak it Journalist: Mr. Zapatero, Could you please repeat that in English? Zapatero (nodding all the time while he was being asked) : Yes, yo en Español Me: Poles are not really much better. In 2003, the prime minister's wife greeted the president of Japan, wearing a dress with a sequin inscription that read: "love, romance, sexy"... [Edited 9/24/07 15:41pm] I'm not mad at you, I'm mad at the dirt. | |
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rushing07 said: In 2003, the prime minister's wife greeted the president of Japan, wearing a dress with a sequin inscription that read: "love, romance, sexy"...
OMG!!! That's cool though | |
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JDInteractive said: KoolEaze said: Hey JD....I forgot to mention something...go and get Jeremy Harmer´s book "How To Teach English", it´s a bit pricey but it´s worth its price.
And if you also plan on teaching in some less developed areas of the globe, get The English Language Teacher´s Handbook by Baker/Westrup Oh dear KoolEaze! That's a real error there too! To be fair though I rarely concentrate when I post on the Org and am prone to the odd error here and there. Thank's for the advice. I was advised of Harmer's book and will try and check out the Baker/Westrup one too. Thanks for the advice... I considered doing this for years and teaching in Japan. Never happened. I guess I had too much attachment to my life on this side of the Pacific Ocean. | |
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great
i did that in Korea for a year and would do it again | |
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JDInteractive said: JustErin said: Congrats!
All it takes is a weekend of courses to be able to do this kinda thing? Or do you need some kind of degree as well? Thanks! Retina is indeed right but you can also get some work just from doing the intensive weekend course. It also helps significantly to be a university graduate which I am. I am however going to a Cambridge University recognised CELTA course which takes another month before I start applying for overseas work. So you did only take the weekend course so far and then you're going to take another, longer course? Man, I would so love to do the same thing but I can't cuz I've got my little man. I'm envious. | |
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I had just received my Master's in TESOL (Teaching English Speakers of Other Languages) and planned to travel the world to teach English. Then I became pregnant and my plans changed. However, teaching abroad is still a dream and a goal. Once my children get older, I would like to teach abroad during the summers. Many countries have 3-6 month courses that need teachers. I guess what I am saying is that even if things aren't able to happen now, don't give up on your dreams for the future to JustErin said: JDInteractive said: Thanks! Retina is indeed right but you can also get some work just from doing the intensive weekend course. It also helps significantly to be a university graduate which I am. I am however going to a Cambridge University recognised CELTA course which takes another month before I start applying for overseas work. So you did only take the weekend course so far and then you're going to take another, longer course? Man, I would so love to do the same thing but I can't cuz I've got my little man. I'm envious. | |
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JDInteractive said: So this weekend I completed my weekend training course of teaching English as a foreign language. It was a bit daunting with the first day being a 10 and a half hour slog and yesterday being another 7. The final part of the course was me having to teach a class of 10 on the subject of 'past possibilities' namely 'could of' and 'should of' for 15 minutes. It was all a bit daunting considering Ive never actually taught before but now Im hooked. I really enjoyed and theirs the possibility that I could get a job very soon working in either Barcelona or Hong Kong for some months! Cool eh?!
Anyone else been on a similar course? How did you get on and what are you doing now? congrats on everything i hope it all goes well for you.
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Christopher said: JDInteractive said: So this weekend I completed my weekend training course of teaching English as a foreign language. It was a bit daunting with the first day being a 10 and a half hour slog and yesterday being another 7. The final part of the course was me having to teach a class of 10 on the subject of 'past possibilities' namely 'could of' and 'should of' for 15 minutes. It was all a bit daunting considering Ive never actually taught before but now Im hooked. I really enjoyed and theirs the possibility that I could get a job very soon working in either Barcelona or Hong Kong for some months! Cool eh?!
Anyone else been on a similar course? How did you get on and what are you doing now? congrats on everything i hope it all goes well for you.
did you already give the mischivious students dentention? They were a well behaved bunch but if they step out of line, I will crush them. There's Joy In Expatriation. | |
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JDInteractive said: Christopher said: congrats on everything i hope it all goes well for you.
did you already give the mischivious students dentention? They were a well behaved bunch but if they step out of line, I will crush them. this is most pleasing to hear. | |
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JustErin said: JDInteractive said: Thanks! Retina is indeed right but you can also get some work just from doing the intensive weekend course. It also helps significantly to be a university graduate which I am. I am however going to a Cambridge University recognised CELTA course which takes another month before I start applying for overseas work. So you did only take the weekend course so far and then you're going to take another, longer course? Man, I would so love to do the same thing but I can't cuz I've got my little man. I'm envious. Yes, I will be taking a longer and more involved CELTA course. There's Joy In Expatriation. | |
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Good for you!!! well done. its not easy studying again if uve not done it in a while. i did an intensive First Aid Course last year. Its a good feeling when completing a course. | |
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zaara said: Good for you!!! well done. its not easy studying again if uve not done it in a while. i did an intensive First Aid Course last year. Its a good feeling when completing a course.
Yeah I did that too. Im slowly gathering a lot of strings to my bow without me realising. There's Joy In Expatriation. | |
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