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Taking TEFL course ‘could increase career opportunities’
Women encouraged to take TEFL course
Young women who are discouraged from taking a TEFL course due to concerns about safety when they get a job at the end of it should not be overly worried, it has been suggested.
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TEFL decisions ‘could be aided by better careers guidance’
Improved careers guidance could ensure that the full range of students get a clear picture of what qualifications such as TEFL courses involve.
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‘Speak to a careers advisor’ to clarify TEFL options
Teach English abroad specialists hit 600 km in charity challenge
Volunteer abroad specialists i-to-i have broken the 600 km barrier in their bid to cycle the equivalent of Beijing to Shanghai.
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Proof of ESL qualifications ‘growing in popularity’
More foreign students appear to realise the importance of learning English as a secondary language.
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TESOL courses “the icing on the cake” for English teachers
A TESOL course could help to cap off the skillset required to be a good English teacher, it has been suggested.
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People teaching English abroad take part in Sport Relief
A Sport Relief challenge is being undertaken by the i-to-i team, who hope to raise £10,000 through their efforts.
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TEFL jobs seekers could find Taiwan a good introduction to the far east
Taiwan is the ideal destination for first-time travellers and TEFL job seekers to get an introduction to the far east, it has been suggested.
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TEFL course takers ‘can learn Japanese through manga’
A new website will help TEFL course takers to learn the Japanese language, which could help them get along in the country.
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