On May 14, 3:51 pm, Chris Blunt wrote:
> On Tue, 13 May 2008 19:36:34 -0700 (PDT), Languagecorps Cambodia
>
> wrote:
> >LanguageCorps provides English teaching jobs in Asia for experienced
> >teachers and
> >people who are looking to teach but have no teaching experience or
> >TEFL / TESOL training.
>
> >English teachers are in high demand in Asia. Teaching English can be
> >rewarding and personal fulfilling.
>
> Is that how you advertise your language school to prospective
> students?
>
> "Come and learn English at LanguageCorps. Many of our teachers have
> absolutely no training or teaching experience whatsoever"
>
> Chris
Chris
Can you tell me how many people (who are native speakers of English)
have formal training to teach English around the world?
How many people teach English in countries around the world but have
no formal teaching experience or training?
Does speaking English or any other language give to the tools you need
to teach?
What impact does no formal training have on the people who pay to
learn English?
Is it right to attract the people who don=92t the right experience or
training to do a better job?
How many people from other industries / sectors come into teaching?
Are you a teacher? |
