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Q: What is i-to-i Chalkboard? A: It's the online community of TEFL specialists
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Picking that perfect TEFL course can be a little tricky – you want to be qualified enough to land that dream job, but don’t want to waste time and money doing more study than you need. Don’t panic, help is at hand! Just find the sentence that describes you best, and follow the links to get more information about the TEFL course that suits you.
Everyone knows TEFL’s a fantastic way to get paid to see the world, but there are also lots of lesser know (but no less fantastic) benefits of teaching abroad – read on to find out what some of them are!
Forget finding true love, climbing Everest and/or saving the world – here’s why teaching English abroad should be number one on your bucket list!
Whether you require inspiration, lesson plans, resources, pictures or advice on how to teach a grammar point - have no fear…there are plenty of resources available for free on the internet!! It’s important to remember to adapt the things you get from the net to suit your classes needs – remember no two classes are the same! Here are my top 5 websites that I have found useful:
There will be times in your TEFL career when you are really challenged in terms of student motivation and classroom management. Students, especially children, can be temperamental – but one of the things you’ll quickly learn is that how you behave as a teacher largely dictates how your students behave. Here are some key things to take into consideration in your classes
Without a doubt, teaching children is totally different to teaching adults. Many teachers are reticent to take the plunge and teach these height challenged students. However, have no fear – once you have a few tricks up your sleeve, you will be as illusive as a magician…with your students in the palm of your hands. What’s more…teaching children is rewarding and great fun! Having your students walking into your classroom in eager anticipation for your lesson is payment in itself. But how can you transform yourself into this magical teacher? Well….
If you’re thinking about getting TEFL certified, there’s a bewildering array of courses and choices out there. Luckily the TEFL teachers and tutors of Chalkboard are here to help! Post any questions here and someone will get back to you!
Want to chat on the phone instead? Arrange for someone from i-to-i to call you back: http://www.onlinetefl.com/contact-tefl-team/call-me-back.html
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“I’m Thinking About Getting TEFL Certified” was created by i-to-i on November 26, 2009