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The latest article on ‘Happy Cats TEFL’ is titled “Students Turn to TEFL to Escape Fierce Competition for Graduate Jobs”.
Erin Critchley says, “With the number of unemployed ever increasing in the UK, the amount of job vacancies lessening rapidly and Universities churning out fresh graduate’s year on year it’s no wonder many are finding themselves knee deep in ‘dear john’ letters, struggling to earn a living and turning to the overseas job market for a lifeline.
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The latest article on ‘Happy Cats TEFL’ is titled “English Language Learning goes Social with the Aid of Social Media Outlets”.
Monika Salita says, “For many around the globe, young and old alike, social media is proving to be a new gateway to information discovery and sharing. Today, Facebook isn’t just for catching up with former classmates and Twitter isn’t just for reading the latest breaking news or celebrity gossip. These social media outlets (along with many others) are serving as resources from which to gain small doses of concrete and useful information, as well as forums in which to ask questions, interact with others, find answers, and learn fresh and hip, but at the same time very useful, pieces of language”.
English Language Learning goes Social with the Aid of Social Media Outlets
The latest article on ‘Happy Cats TEFL’ is titled “Give Back to the Community: Start an English Club in Your School or Town”.
Monika Salita says, “Teaching a multitude of English lessons every week can be anything from invigorating to exhausting. But if you see that students are hungry to learn, and you are eager to be creative and teach students in yet another exciting way, starting an English Club at your school or in your town may be a great idea.
The latest article on ‘Happy Cats TEFL’ is titled “Teaching English in India”.
Daniel Cariello says, “India is an incredibly diverse country to visit with a multitude of people to meet and experiences to be had. There are a variety of landscapes: from incredible golden beaches to snow-covered mountains, which loom over the country and impale the skyline. The serrated mountain tops create a magnificent horizon, especially when watching the sunrise/sunset in a city such as Bangalore.
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The latest article on ‘Happy Cats TEFL’ is titled “5 Tips on How to Productively Manage Your Time as a TEFL Teacher”.
Monika Salita says, “This post was inspired by Inc. Magazine’s recent article, “7 Things Highly Productive People Do.” Whether or not you agree with its points, I believe that there are some worthwhile tips mentioned, which can be easily transferred to the life of a TEFL teacher.
Some points that have helped me to effectively manage my time, and thus become a better teacher include the following
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Matthew Clark’s TEFL article on bridgetefl.com is titled “What Can an Online TEFL Certification Do For You?”
Matthew says, “Scott Millner spent a large part of 2011 participating in the English Opens Doors Program (Los Rios Region, Chile), and now has his sights set on teaching English in South Korea. Included in the English Opens Doors Program is Bridge’s TEFLOnline.com (online TEFL certification) 120-hour Master Diploma, and we wanted to get the truth about the course. Scott was kind enough to share his impressions.
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