Tips for Teaching Academic Writing to Non-Native Students
For years, foreign students have been coming to the United States to earn valuable degrees that can translate into a great job in their home country. However, these students often experience difficulties adapting to the culture and struggle enormously learning even the basic tenets of academic writing. Students sometimes get so overwhelmed that they resort to buying their essays online from one ...[Read More]
English School to begin at 4
A new report from the Dutch government recommends English teaching to begin at 4 years old when children first start primary school. As is well known, the earlier someone starts, the easier it is to pick up a foreign language. Beginning English at 4 will give Dutch children a headstart when it comes to speaking English and will lead to a more employable and competitive global workforce
English teachers located around the world give their insight into TEFL
Ever wanted some advice on TEFL teaching? Wanted some help on where to go? We spoke to a range of experienced TEFL teachers and asked them to provide an insight into their experiences, and also asked them for one piece of advice they wish they had known when they first started out. And then we created this helpful post and put all of their answers together, in one place
IELTS Scores withheld in China
Some Chinese students have had their IELTS score “permanently withheld” by IELTS. According to reports, IELTS have decided to withhold the scores for some students. They have declined to tell the student their score and refused to pass on any information about the score to anyone outside the organization. Those students involved are understandable angry and frustrated. IELTS are refusi...[Read More]
English in the EU – Did you know this?
Source: http://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2015/10/08/more-than-any-other-foreign-language-european-youths-learn-english/
How to Prepare a Demonstration Teaching Video
Lights, Camera…TEACH! A question I hear a lot from new teachers of English who want to go abroad is, “How do I find a job?” The answer, of course, is the same for English teaching as it is for many other professions nowadays—you look for job listings on the Internet and through a network of contacts that you build up. But, there’s a larger dimension to this question that I’d like to address in thi...[Read More]
A Guide to Teaching Jobs in Thailand for Non-native Speakers in 2019
A Guide to Teaching Jobs in Thailand for Non-native Speakers in 2019 If you are a non-native English teacher looking for work in Thailand, here is a guide to get you prepared for your new life and new career. There are many English teaching jobs for non-native speakers in Thailand[…] The post A Guide to Teaching Jobs in Thailand for Non-native Speakers in 2019 appeared first on SEE TEFL.
7 Things About Teaching English In Thailand Without A Degree
7 Things About Teaching English In Thailand Without A Degree Desiring to facilitate English in Thailand and have no degree? Worry not for it is possible. There is plenty of opportunity and money to be made from teaching English in Thailand without a degree. Lack of a degree may not[…] The post 7 Things About Teaching English In Thailand Without A Degree appeared first on SEE TEFL.
In Remembrance of the King of Thailand
On Thursday, 13 October, 2016, the King of Thailand passed away at the age of 88. This ushers in a profound period of mourning for Thailand, and we wish to express our heartfelt condolences. Due to the mourning period following the death of the King of Thailand, government-sponsored 2016 Loy[…] The post In Remembrance of the King of Thailand appeared first on SEE TEFL.
SEE TEFL TQUK Centre Certification
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: SEE TEFL TQUK Centre Certification Chiang Mai, Thailand – 06 July 2016 – SEE TEFL and its operating company DSS International Language Services Co., Ltd. have been awarded official Training Qualifications UK Centre certification #1709305. This certification is assurance and endorsement of SEE TEFL courses and course[…] The post SEE TEFL TQUK Centre Certification appear...[Read More]
New Location for SEE TEFL
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TEFL Newsletter – November, 2015
Milestones in 2015 Hello Everyone, We hope that this semi-annual letter finds you in good health. In brief, it’s been a busy few months in Chiang Mai with teacher training and we are now into the first month of the fall school semester. We’ve also finished up our fifth paid[…] The post TEFL Newsletter – November, 2015 appeared first on SEE TEFL.