61. ESL Teaching Methodlogy classroom contexts in a practical way. This is useful for teaching childrenor adults. Teach English A Training Course for Teachers. http://www.asia-pacific-connections.com/Books, methodology.htm

English Teaching Methodology Teaching English As a Foreign or Second Language This is a good basic text that outlines current methodologies in English Language Teaching and applies them to a variety of classroom contexts in a practical way. This is useful for teaching children or adults. Teach English: A Training Course for Teachers I used this book for a teacher-training program I conducted with Taiwanese junior high school teachers. It proved an invaluable resource. It provides detailed information and practical applications on a variety of English Language Teaching issues. Practical English Usage (Michael Swan) What's the difference between 'say' and 'tell' or 'each' and 'every'? If you can't explain quickly and concisely, then this is an indispensable resource for you. This book provides detailed explanations of grammar points that aren't always clear to native speakers. Don't tell your students "That's just the way it is," find the answer to their question and bring it to the next lesson! A common refrain in the staff rooms I've taught in is "Who's Got Swan? I need it!" A Course in Language Teaching: Practice and Theory This text provides a solid grounding in language teaching. It may be a little too involved for those who haven't taught before or who haven't done much reading about teaching languages. The references provided for each chapter make this a valuable resource for those building a professional library.

62. Children's ESL - English As A Second Language For Children - Books, Courses, Vid at learning languages than adults. Maybe that's because children's esl materialsare so much fun! We are proud to present these esl teaching materials for http://www.multilingualbooks.com/youth.html

Quick Links Check Cart Home Order Browse ... E-mail Us Order Toll Free Back to: Back to ESL Index Page ESL for Children Children are said to be better at learning languages than adults. Maybe that's because children's ESL materials are so much fun! We are proud to present these ESL teaching materials for children. If you don't see what you want, please e-mail us Quick Links Featured Selection Courses Software Books TeLL me More Kids English (ESL) Learning Software Children learn English while having fun! TeLL Me More Kids, for Spanish speaking children ages 4 - 12, is based entirely on speech recognition technology, making the program very interactive, progressive and amusing for children. TeLL me More Kids is rich in content, with 100 hours of content per title: games, interactive cartoons, karaoke and more! TeLL me More is Europe's best selling language software, used by major schools, universities and corporations. Available in 3 titles for ages 4-7, 7-9 and 9-12, for Spanish speaking children. Starting at $79 More about TeLL me More Kids...

63. SEEK Certificate of English Language teaching to adults) courses. of classroom study andobserved teaching practice Cambridge esl www.cambridgeefl.org/teaching/index http://bolt.icestorm.com/lyric/esl.html

Seek Explore your world... home travel tips packing useful links ... travels in africa tips, suggestions, travelogue, photos, stories survival kiswahili about me email me updates find out what's changed since your last visit credits Unless otherwise stated, all content © S. Lemieux Teaching English as a Second Language : I have never taught ESL in Asia. I taught ESL as a volunteer in South Africa, and I worked as a second language teacher in a Canadian grade school. I cannot speak first-hand about the tribulations and rewards (both financial and personal) of teaching in Japan, Taiwan or South Korea. Stories abound of people flitting off to Japan or Korea and returning a year later with tens of thousands of dollars in the bank. As far as I've been told, these stories don't always reflect reality. However, if you're looking for a chance to immerse yourself in another culture, learn a new language, and possibly make a few bucks for travelling or paying off student loans, then teaching ESL might be for you. The first requirement for many jobs is that you are a native English speaker. Some require nothing more. Other requirements depend on the country and the job: Bachelor's Degree, CELTA/TESOL certificate, MA TESOL, and so on.

64. Adult Basic Education Licensure Course Information [WCFE] observing in multicultural settings; 3 cr. teaching adults if less than 180 hoursteaching experience with adults. Substitute or optional esl Courses http://education.umn.edu/WCFE/AdEd/AdultLiteracy/Licensure.html

EVENTS DGS Informal Advising Sessions Brown Bag Writing Series Other Events COURSES Weekend Ph.D./Ed.D. Offerings OPEN POSITIONS Dept. Chair AgEd Prof. Information WCFE Home Department Programs Forms Online ... Faculty Specializations Adult Education Comprehensive WCFE Family Education Human Resource Development Adult Basic Education Licensure 24 Credit Licensure Program and 12 Credit Endorsement Program Requirement Teachers with K-12 Current Licensure ABE/GED with No Other Teaching License Total Credits Current Minnesota Teaching License Undergrad GPA Yes N/A No Adult Education Credits Minimum of 3 credits from: AdEd 5101 AdEd 5102 EPsy 5434 Minimum of 12 credits including: AdEd 5001 AdEd 5101 AdEd 5102 AdEd 5103 International Development Education (see EdPA listings) Literacy Credits Minimum of 6 credits from: AdEd 5201 AdEd 5202 AdEd 5203 Minimum of 6 credits from:

65. Asia EFL/ESL/TEFL/TESL/TESOL Jobs! ESLCAFE Job type, Full Time, Salary, 1.9~2.0 Mil. Job Title, esl/EFL teacher,. Persons wanted.Gender. teaching level. adults. Persons needed. 1 persons. Additional Information. http://www.eslpro.com/eng/member/Content.php3?Num=4012&BoardName=esl

66. Teach In Asia With Work Abroad ESL Decent esl jobs you can rely on. FULL TIME (2.56M teaching adults), 9/27/2002,100 days, 2.56 M KRW, 148, Yongin City, Kyunggi Province, South Korea -414. http://www.workabroadesl.com/duclass/subAds.asp?cat_id=13&sub_id=43

67. Teach In Asia With Work Abroad ESL Decent esl jobs you can rely on. FULL TIME (2.56M teaching adults), 9/27/2002,100 days, 2.56 M KRW, 148, Yongin City, Kyunggi Province, South Korea -414. http://www.workabroadesl.com/duclass/catAds.asp?cat_id=13

68. EFL Vs. TEFL Vs. ESL , Or Learn To Be A Teacher programs tend to focus on teaching adults, masters' degree or bookstore, there arenumerous books, teaching examples, and and met with the esl teachers there http://www.studenttravels.com/mag/05-00/teacher.cfm

Designed to motivate and prepare students to travel around the world. Monday, April 7, 2003 EFL vs. TEFL vs. ESL , or Learn to be a Teacher Because teaching English abroad entails a unique set of challenges (language barriers, cultural differences), and teaching itself is something of an art, there are a plethora of degrees available for Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL). Known by a dizzying variety of acronyms, EFL certification programs explain how to assess your students' needs, prepare materials for classwork, test their progress and chart future curriculum. As well as how to answer grammar questions. Tulare says that there are a variety of methods that teachers are trained in, including the European-direct method (complete immersion in the target language, listening and repetition) and other effective alternate methods. If you are interested in obtaining an EFL certification, examine the curriculum for the courses and choose one that will teach you what you need to know for where you want to go. For example, RSA/Cambridge certification programs tend to focus on teaching adults, masters' degree programs are based more heavily on linguistics acquisition and may help with Western European teaching jobs, one-month hands-on courses might be best for diving into the Asian teaching market. Another option to actually getting an EFL degree is to do some research on your own. Head to the library or bookstore, there are numerous books, teaching examples, and workbooks that help you plan your classes. Before I left to teach in China, I stopped by my local university and met with the ESL teachers there who work with immigrant students in the U.S. They were more than happy to let me sit in on a few classes, to give me tips and advice. It was invaluable in helping me prepare for my classroom experience.

69. ESL FAQs or training is required to teach esl to adults? To teach esl in the K12 systemin Illinois, a teaching certificate plus an endorsement in esl is required. http://www.thecenterweb.org/adult/esl_faqs_link.htm

(Click here to return to ESL Homepage) Frequently Asked Questions for Adult ESL Educators What kind of certification or training is required to teach ESL to adults? Where can I get training? Are there any local universities that offer degrees in TESL? What kinds of jobs are available? ... Where can I find out about job openings? 1. What kind of certification or training is required to teach ESL to adults? To teach ESL in the K-12 system in Illinois, a teaching certificate plus an endorsement in ESL is required. However, to teach ESL in an adult education program in Illinois (usually a community college or a community-based organization), there are no state requirements. Each school or organization will have its own requirements. Commonly, a master's degree in Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) or Linguistics is preferred, along with teaching experience. Preference may also be given to teachers who hold a certificate issued by a well-known training program, such as the Cambridge certificate. Because of the high demand for ESL teachers in Illinois, some programs may hire teachers who hold only a bachelor's degree and who have no specialized training in ESL. These programs may require or encourage inexperienced teachers to attend local professional development workshops offered through the Adult Learning Resource Center or other sources.

70. Education L530: Teaching Adults To Read Education L530 teaching adults to Read uses a collaborative approach to addresstopics in LITSTART Strategies for adult literacy and esl tutors (Third Edition http://www.indiana.edu/~l530/

Education L530: Teaching Adults to Read Overview The 1993 National Adult Literacy Survey determined that 21-23% of Americans demonstrated skills at the lowest of five skills levels in prose, document and quantitative proficiencies. Another 25-28% demonstrated skills at the next level. The diversity of the needs and characteristics of these adults calls for an approach to instruction that is tailored to meet individual needs and considers strengths as well as weaknesses. Education L530: Teaching Adults to Read uses a collaborative approach to address topics in adult literacy such as determining characteristics and needs of adult learners, setting goals and planning assessment, and selection of strategies and resources. Collaborative tasks will include joint problem solving and peer feedback through asynchronous conferencing. In addition, each student will have the opportunity to focus on a self-selected program area in the field of adult literacy for individual study. Contact with Instructor Instructor: Larry Mikulecky E-mail: mikuleck@indiana.edu

71. CELTA Training Cambridge Certificate in English Language teaching to adults (CELTA), which is themost widely recognized certification in the world for esl teacher training. http://www.kwantlen.bc.ca/esl/CELTA.htm

Course Content Assessment Entry requirements Course dates ... About Kwantlen One CELTA graduate went to Nagoya Introduction Kwantlen University College in Greater Vancouver offers the Cambridge Certificate in English Language Teaching to Adults (CELTA), which is the most widely recognized certification in the world for ESL teacher training. It is a highly practical course which aims to give people with little or no previous training, the knowledge, awareness and skills to begin a career in the field of English language teaching. Over 7000 candidates took the certificate in 1998 in over 250 centers worldwide. Features of the course (formerly known as CTEFLA or RSA Prep.) include: worldwide recognition in the field of English language teaching all successful participants receive the CELTA from the University of Cambridge Cambridge-approved trainers with wide experience teaching both abroad and in the Lower Mainland every course inspected by an assessor from the University of Cambridge Local Examinations Syndicate full-time and part-time courses providing 150 hours of instruction a highly practical course with a concurrent practicum the entire practicum observed by the course trainers small classes with a low trainee/trainer ratio (6:1) Upon successful completion of the course, CELTA graduates are eligible for TESL Canada and B.C. TEAL Level 1 accreditation.

72. ESL/CivicsLink: for esl teachers and programs. It provides webbased materials that help teachersincrease their knowledge and skills for teaching adults, teaching English to http://eslcivicslink.literacy.upenn.edu/about/main.xml

void(0); ESL/CivicsLink PROJECT GOALS ESL/CivicsLink is a national electronic staff development system for ESL teachers and programs. It provides web-based materials that help teachers increase their knowledge and skills for teaching adults, teaching English to speakers of other languages, teaching cross-cultural awareness, and integrating English literacy instruction and civics education. Maximizing the convenience of the Internet, ESL/CivicsLink provides, quality,flexible and affordable professional development to adult educators whereever they are- at home, at work, in rural settings or large cities. ESL/CivicsLink is funded through the U.S. Department of Education, Office of Vocational and Adult Education English Literacy and Civics Education Demonstration Projects. PROJECT PARTNERS ESL/CivicsLink was jointly developed by: PBS LiteracyLink The National Center for Adult Literacy (NCAL) at the University of Pennsylvania Jefferson County Public Schools Adult and Continuing Education , Louisville, Kentucky KLRN-TV , San Antonio, Texas.

73. Deaf Association Of New Zealand Events. teaching esl Literacy To adults/ Colman, Judy;SchiffmannJ. teaching esl LiteracyTo adults/ Colman, Judy;SchiffmannJ; The Adult Learner / Steinbach, Bob; http://www.deaf.co.nz/library.php?i=257&b=1

74. Deaf Association Of New Zealand Videos. News. Events. teaching esl Literacy To adults/ Colman, Judy;SchiffmannJ.Office National Date 200110-25 A guide for teachers and tutors of literacy. http://www.deaf.co.nz/library.php?i=257&b=a

75. Working As An ESL Teacher For English For Children Has Been One Of The Most Rema my fondness of children. Many of the jobs offered within the esl arenaare primarily aimed at teaching adults. As a result of working http://leidinger.easynet.ws/EFCessayKELLIE.htm

May 3, 2001. My EFC Experience by Kellie Goncalves Working as an ESL teacher for English For Children has been one of the most remarkable experiences yet. As a recent college graduate wanting to explore the world of teaching abroad I chose to come to Vorarlberg due to my fondness of children. Many of the jobs offered within the ESL arena are primarily aimed at teaching adults. As a result of working for EFC, I have been fortunate enough to gain experience-teaching children of all ages, teenagers and adults. Due to the small sizes of my classes has enabled me to become a more confident teacher in a short amount of time. I have been able to manage my students and incorporate my own ideas into teaching English as a second language. And while Kurt and Nikki Leidinger have already laid down the foundation to their alternate teaching methods such as using cards, authentic materials, singing and dancing, they welcome new ideas and creations from their current teachers. Indeed creativity is a large aspect for any teacher of any subject, however EFC offers more creative opportunities for both its teachers and its students because of its emphasis and assurance of orally mastering a language in a fun and stress free environment. The amount of knowledge I have received as a first year teacher has been immense.

76. CELTA - Certificate In English Language Teaching To Adults Offers course that consists of one month of training in Halifax, Nova Scotia followed by a paid graduate Category Arts Education Teacher Resources Training...... offers Cambridge CELTA (Certificate in English Language teaching to adults). CELTAis the world's most honoured entrylevel credential for teaching esl or EFL. http://www.celta.ca/

ILI's CELTA program is recognized by TESL Canada. Your browser does not support script and will not display the navigation menu. Certificate in English Language Teaching to Adults International Language Institute (ILI) in Halifax, Canada offers Cambridge CELTA (Certificate in English Language Teaching to Adults). CELTA is the world's most honoured entry-level credential for teaching ESL or EFL. ILI offers CELTA teacher training in a four-week intensive format The first approved University of Cambridge Local Examination Syndicate (UCLES) centre in North America, ILI has been offering the internationally recognized CELTA program every year since 1985! Just the facts Program : Certificate in English Language Teaching to Adults (CELTA) Length : 4 week training period at International Language Institute (ILI) Admission Requirements It is generally recommended that candidates should be aged 20 or over, but candidates aged between 18 and 20 can be accepted at the Centre's discretion. You must have a standard of education that would allow entry to higher education in your own country.

77. Books teaching adults An esl Resource Book, New York New Readers Press, 1996. Abook of activities and teaching tips for new or experienced esl tutors. http://www.eastsideliteracy.org/tutors/books.htm

Eastside Literacy Tutor Support Recommended Books All books listed are available from the Eastside Literacy library and may be borrowed by volunteers and students from either Bellevue or Duvall. Teaching Tools Reading Resources Math Resources Inspiring Success Stories ... Series Teaching Tools Seven Kinds of Smart Thomas Armstrong New York: Plume Division of Penguin Books, 1993. This is a very readable explanation of John Gardner’s Theory of Multiple Intelligences Theory and many suggestions for putting this theory into practice with adult learners. Tutor: A Collaborative Approach to Literacy Instruction Judy Blankenship Cheatham, Ruth Johnson Colvin, and Lester L. Laminack. New York: Literacy Volunteers of America, Inc., 1993. This book is a resource for our tutors. It contains many practical ideas and suggestions for use with students. The Volunteer Tutor's Toolbox Beth Ann Herrmann, Editor. Delaware: International Reading Association, 1994. This book also contains a lot of suggestions for tutoring strategies to use with a student. The Way They Learn: How to discover and teach to your child’s strengths Cynthia Ulrich Tobias. Colorado Springs, CO: Focus on the Family, 1994.

78. Calendar - Oklahoma State Department Of Education to adults workshop Westin Hotel, Oklahoma City; LeighAnn Hoaglin, SDE, (405) 5213321March 7 Adult Education English as a Second Language (esl) teaching http://sde.state.ok.us/cal/default.html

Oklahoma State Board of Education Meetings for 2002 Videoconference calendar April April 2-4: Oklahoma (ASBO) Association of School Business Officials Meeting: TBA; C. Jack Harrell, ASBO, 1-888-3391468 April 4-5: Teaching Adults with Learning Disabilities (LD) Adult Education workshop: Holiday Inn North, Oklahoma City; LeighAnn Hoaglin, SDE, April 9: Teacher Job Fair: Metro-Tech, Oklahoma City; Dr. Ramon Paul, SDE, (405) 521-4311 April 10-11: Oklahoma Association for Supervision and Curriculm Development (OASCD) Annual Spring Conference: Shangri La Resort, Afton (Oklahoma); Kristy Ehlers, SDE, (405) 51-4287 April 17: State Board of Education and State Board of Career and Technology Education Meetings: Oliver Hodge Education Building, Oklahoma City; Valerie Payne, SDE, (405) 521-3308 April 21: Character Education 2003 Student Leadership Summit: Meridian Convention Center, Oklahoma City; Bobbette Hamilton, SDE, (405) 522-0276 April 22: "Making Technology Work for Kids" Workshop (Internet Resources for Counselors): State Department of Education (Room 215): Oklahoma City; To register, call Terrie Owens, SDE, (405) 521-3994 April 25-26: New School Board Member Workshops: Metro Tech, Oklahoma City; To register, call Linda Ruhman, SDE, (405) 521-4527

79. ESL Teachers Cafe - International Job Resource For ESL Teachers. Teaching Statis 6 days/week ?If teaching adults 8 to 930AM, 12 2PM , 5 or comments, pleasecontact webmaster@eslteacherscafe.com Copyright (C) 2002 esl Teachers' Cafe http://www.eslteacherscafe.com/career_resources/Chile.html

Home Resume and interview tip Overseas teaching FAQ Teaching statistics ... Back to Return The data below reflects the average salary, and varies depending on the institute and the time. Description ¤ýteaching conversation English as foreign language Contract ¤ýOver one year Qualification ¤ýOver a bachelor's degree and Native English Speaker ¤ýTESOL certification preferably Work Hour ¤ýSchool : Day25-30 Hours/ week (Mon.-Fri) , Sat. 6 days/week ¤ýIf teaching adults : 8 to 9:30AM, 12 - 2PM , 5 - 9 PM Salary ¤ýAnnual income over 11-15K US$ ¤ýsome bonus on completion of your contract Housing ¤ýAccommodation ¤ýabout 400 US$ a month for a good complex Transportation Institution ¤ýUniversities, public schools, and major private institutions. Starting date ¤ýstart on March , end of summer

80. Articles--Subscribe To ESL Magazine Today! Placement Tests by Joel Murray; Combining esl and Job Video Technologies in EnglishLanguage teaching by Naomi Book Clubs Make Reading Fun for adults by Barbara http://www.eslmag.com/articles.html

Feature Articles and NetWorthy Online Back issues of ESL Magazine are available for $8.00 U.S., which includes postage within the U.S. Contact contact@eslmag.com or call 410-570-0746 with your name, address and the issue(s) you desire, and we will send the issue(s) with an invoice that may be paid with a check or money order. Postage will be added for orders outside the U.S. Feature Articles The Peace Project: A Personal Path to Overcoming Intolerance by Stephaney Jones-Vo Creating Placement Tests by Joel Murray Combining ESL and Job Training by Stephaney Jones-Vo NCELA Spells RESOURCE! by Patricia Anne DiCerbo New Ways of Using Video Technologies in English Language Teaching by Naomi Migliacci From Lessons to Life: Authentic Materials Bridge the Gap by Maria Spelleri Content for Conversation Partners by Kathleen Olson Book Clubs Make Reading Fun for Adults by Barbara Casey and Jennifer Auinn Williams Distance Learning for TESL/TEFL Professionals by Thomas Nixon Student Clubs for Enhancing Career Aspirations by Lucy K. Spence How Good is Your Vocabulary Program by Paul Nation English Language Education in Cuba by Tony Irizar Conflict Resolution: What Teachers and Students Should Know by Anita Wenden Teaching Experience by Jacquelyne Lord Learning English: A Prescription for Health and Safety by Nicole Barsamian Voice of America's Special English 40th Anniversary by Mark B. Lewis

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