TEFL Around The World: July Bloggers

July 28, 2008 by Louis  
Filed under TEFL Around The World

TEFLers around the world is a chance to highlight blogs by TEFLers around the world. It’s a chance to get insight into countries that you may not have thought about teaching English in, but now you can read the writings and musings of teachers trying to make a go of it in a foreign country.

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Destination TEFL: Paraguay

Paraguay is a landlocked country in South America sandwiched between Bolivia, Argentina, Brazil and Uruguay. It’s notorious for its smuggling, fake good and lawlessness around Ciudad del Este. It’s not known as a TEFL Destination. Not very many adventurous English teachers decide to move down to Paraguay to teach English, but after researching this, I’m rather surprised they aren’t.

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Realities Of A TEFL Course

July 14, 2008 by Louis  
Filed under TEFL Courses

Many TEFL course providers evoke images of carefree travel, adventure and exploration into their advertising and entice many young college leavers to sign up for a TEFL course and sign up for adventure. The Guardian has a cautionary tale about one adventure minded school leavers who took the plunge and found out that there is more to adventure in a TEFL career. Read more

How Qualified Are Teachers In Korea?

July 7, 2008 by Louis  
Filed under Asia, Korea, Regional Information, TEFL News

The Korea Times is reporting that 53% of Foreign teachers in Korean elementary and secondary schools do not have TEFL certificates. That’s what their articles says, but that not what their headline says. Their headlines is 53% of Foreign Tutors Lack Teaching Degrees. Whatever happened to truth in headlines?

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Destination TEFL: Peru

This is literally everything you must know about teaching in Peru. I thank Sharon de Hinojosa of The LA TEFL Job List and The Ultimate Peru List for allowing us to reprint this so that you can get as much information as possible on this interesting destination.

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