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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
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Teaching english as a non-native and non TESL/TESOL certified
Hey everybody,
I am currently working as an English-to-French translator in shanghai. I've been thinking about teaching because it would leave me enough time to improve my chinese. I searched for a French teacher position, but it seems that it's not as wanted as English teachers are. So I changed my mind and search for a English teacher position.
The problem is that most of the ads I saw ask for native english speakers, and/or TESL/TESOL certified, which I am not. These training are quite expensive, and I'm planning to work just for one year as an english teacher, do you think it's worth going through the TESL/TESOL certifications ?
sophie
I am currently working as an English-to-French translator in shanghai. I've been thinking about teaching because it would leave me enough time to improve my chinese. I searched for a French teacher position, but it seems that it's not as wanted as English teachers are. So I changed my mind and search for a English teacher position.
The problem is that most of the ads I saw ask for native english speakers, and/or TESL/TESOL certified, which I am not. These training are quite expensive, and I'm planning to work just for one year as an english teacher, do you think it's worth going through the TESL/TESOL certifications ?
sophie
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You are unlikely to find a job without them.
- You are unlikely to find a job without them.
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