HELPFUL TIPS ON TEACHING ESL OVERSEAS:

"How to Save on Prep Time While Having Fun"
As an ESL teacher, I had to be continually aware of time, including class preparation. My classes were set up in different time slots: 50 minutes, 1.5 hours, 2 hours, 2.5 hours, mornings and afternoons. By Philip McAlary

"Recruiting and Training ESL Teachers"
It is increasingly difficult to find qualified ESL teachers more than ever before. As little as eight years ago, many overseas schools were willing to take North American English born persons without a degree and an ESL-type certification. By Philip McAlary

LETTERS FROM ESL TEACHERS AND ESL SCHOOLS:

"Comparing the Cost of Living in China and Canada"
Thanks for your message. I think you might not know much about the differences between China and Canada. First of all, China is developing country. The living standard in China is still much lower than that in any developed country. From Dylan (ESL Headmaster in China)

"Teaching ESL in Korea"

"Teaching ESL at a Summer Camp"

ESL TEACHER'S GALLERY

Pictures from China with Alex

Email your cover letter, resume and recent photo to: OEJobs@shaw.ca.