English Villages – a unique Korean education model
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Did you ever join your parent at work for the day when you were younger? Was it interesting following them around and “playing grown-up” for the day? In Korea, there is a whole field within the education se...
What’s the difference between TEFL, TESL and TESOL?
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TESOL, TEFL, and TESL are often used interchangeably by teachers, employers and students and it doesn’t matter a great deal whic...
What can I do with a TESOL teaching certificate?
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Most English language schools throughout the world will require a bachelor’s degree and a recognised English teaching certificat...
Can I get a TESOL job without a degree?
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Yes you can get TESOL jobs without a degree. You can take both the CELTA and Trinity CertTESOL qualification without a bachelor’...
How do I get a TESOL certification?
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There are many good providers of a TESOL certificate however there are 2 qualifications that stand out from the rest and are consi...
What is the meaning of TESOL?
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TESOL stands for Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages. It is now the recognised umbrella term that covers both TEFL (Te...
How to write the perfect email covering letter
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Writing a covering email to accompany your CV If your CV is attached to the email, then use the main body of the email as your cov...
Why now’s the time to embrace flexible working
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In a flexible working arrangement, an employee has some say over how, where or when they work. Whether this involves working from ...
Is Career Coaching worth the cost?
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The voice on the phone wants me to draw a picture of Where I’m At. I’m baffled. Where I’m at, at that moment, is...
Should you pay someone to write your CV?
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In a recent live Q&A, on switching between the public and private sectors, one of the panellists said: “Getting someone ...
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