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It might actually be a little hard to secure English teaching jobs in Amsterdam simply because of the hirig practices of some European countries...If I can find any information I will certainly let you know...Did you try an advanced Google search??? It is really hard to find teaching job in amsterd...

On April 17 2008 I paid global teachers 100 Euros for an application fee. I was told this fee would entitle me to Job placement services. Global teachers said they already had interest in my CV and wanted to set up phone interviews with perspective employers, so I paid the fee. However, no intervie...

Me and my boyfriend who is Italian whilst I am British want to travel round South America this Summer...I want to teach English whilst he I suppose can do bar work as his english is limited...does anyone have any advice on how i go about teaching english in South America without a degree and get pa...

I've found a site and it has informations about teaching english in egypt. Maybe this help.
http://www.transitionsabroad.com/public ... gypt.shtml

I read this in an article and it is a place in south korea and maybe this could help. It has a great salary also. Location: Songpa, Seoul Teacher Type: Native English Teacher Students type: Elementary~ Middle school Start date: End of July Salary: 2.1~ 2.3million won Total Hours: 120 hours/month Tea...

I've read this in an article and found out the best salaries by state of a teacher. The most recent report included a list of teacher salaries by state. The state with the highest average teacher salary was Connecticut, at $57,760. California was a very close second, where the average teacher salary...

Hello anita,

We are just the same and I'm also new here in tefl and this site really helps me a lot in my teaching. I'm so glad that I've been a member here and sure thing you will enjoy the company of other teachers here. Have a great day!

There is no difference between may and might worth agonizing about. may sounds a bit more formal to my ear. And may cannot be used where a past tense is required in tense matching: "I knew I might be late. Not I knew I may be late." In other situations, both are used the same way. Use goog...

All I can think of, should you still have the class, is to ask the school to split the class. Lower and intermediate can be taught as one group. The "false beginners" do not belong in that group at all. It's a no win scenario, at best! I agree with enigma. Split the class in two sections ...

There is also a country that pays a little for business english teachers. Philippines is one of it, pay scale is usually 150 USD.

Working with others who do not speak the same language as you can be frustrating. If you work with Chinese employees and you are interested in effectively communicating with them, teaching them English may be worth the effort. Although it is assumed that Chinese employees working in the United State...

maybe this also helps. USE WORD GAMES: Word games are of many kinds. You can give your students a rather long word telling them to find the maximum number of small words which can be formed from that long word using the letters only once. For example if the long word is 'magnificent' they can make s...

Here is also a nice question game.

How many animals did Moses put in the arc?

I have just remembered some activities we used to do at the American Language School. When one of the students says a word, the one next to him/her must say another word that starts with the final letter of the word said by his/her classmate. It was a real fun! It also helped us with spelling. We we...

I like to start by focusuing on the good aspects of the lesson. And ask the teacher what they felt went well. It keeps the feedback constructive. then you can go on and focus on some aspects that need to be addressed, but as you have looked at good points the teacher is more open to new ideas and t...