Messages by Ross

No Marcy i was in nothern china for a little streach. it's ok there but most asian countries you take it all with a grain of salt (as the saying) don't go to any asian country and expect to live like you do at home. right now i am living in the philippines since november until april and the living here is like this no wasdhrooms like western countries no hot water Brrrrrrr cold at first but you get use to it (ya right) lol any way if u are going to teach overseas you must research the living and what it is like there, and you can do that via the internet .

Hi Marcy you can check online in the paper called The times of India, it seems that they have lots of water polluction in different areas. Widespread pollution of River Gomti has caused much concern among the citizens making the civic authorities to seek public cooperation for remedial steps. In India, many people burn wood and animal dung to heat their homes and cook their food. Now, a new study has revealed that burning such
biomass, organic matter makes up most of a huge brown cloud of pollution
that hangs over South Asia and the Indian Ocean during the winter months. Many cities in India have crossed the limits of suspended particulate matter, sulphur dioxide and other pollutants due to vehicular and industrial emissions. Agra, the city with three World Heritage monuments, has also it's share in such mis-happenings. The monument lovers through public interest petitions have achieved a breakthrough in the Apex Court which has given judgements, decisions and even got inspection conducted to control the environmental pollution, encroachments and possible elements which are detrimental to preservation of Taj Mahal.

Hello to all the people who have been viewing this page. Right now i am living in the philippines what a change from the cold winters in manitoba. No i am not teaching! but i have been asked if i would, my answer not sure if i want to as a English teacher here in the philippines a person couldnt make enough to live on, while things are cheap still schools arent hiring English teachers and the ones that are dont pay enough to live on. plus you need a University diploma a legit diploma, so to all you new teachers looking to find work as an English in the philippines with a diploma you can find one if you want to do charity work and get experience that about all.

After many years of foreign teachers coming to Asia, there have been many unfortunate situations between teachers and schools. There are two reasons why this has happened, and continues to happen: misunderstanding of cultures, and miscommunication. From this we realised that there is an important part that we should all be aware of. So the needs of the Asian's and Foreigners are different, but also, they can be satisfied, We need shaped and build long-term relationships with both schools, teachers and industry Employers. So in finding a common working ground it allows the students to receive the highest and best quality of conversational language that will prove to be of beneficial benefits to them in the future. Let all involved in the teaching industry have a respectful partnerships.

Things to do when you feel yourself getting homesickness.
1 Email your family and friends that you want to wish a happy holiday.
2 Immerse yourself in your new surrounds the sense of community might be just what you need to get in the spirit.
3 Go over your lessons planning, and leading class activities.
4 You should try to learn and practice new games.
5 Try to make new friends, call other new teachers.
6 Get out and move around with another teacher, take pictures, as you see the sights and meet people you will feel joyous.
7 Focus on what you can teach your class, and how you can make a differance in their lives.

Whatever your dream may look like, Unless you have an TESOL diploma it is an issue on how you can teach English.
For a lot of folks, a lack of certification proves to be an insurmountable roadblock. your working overseas dreams
remain just that: a (dreams). You can start up fast. You don’t need years of formal training. You don’t have to claw your way up a ladder. Require very little investment. That means you can get started with virtually no risk. i say to encourage anyone to get TESOL certified cause without a certification in other countries you could end up in JAIL. now i say this to everyone's benefits, and what i write on here i don't received and compensation for at all, it is solely intended for your future investment.

BA Degree to teach English abroad at a university or government school, This issue remains a gray area in many countries. A good TESOL diploma or certification in a given course will provide you all the basic skills you'll need to start your career abroad as an English teacher. You will learn how to:
Plan lessons
Engage your class
Keep discipline
Teach grammar, vocabulary, speaking, listening, reading and writing.
Most of all, you will be able to walk into a room full of expectant faces and conduct a lesson with confidence.

DON'T attempt to teach anywhere before you have obtained a TESOL Certificate or diploma.
Email employers your CV (cover letter) before leaving home.
DON'T assume your students are beginners. In case your students might have been learning English for a awhile.

Hi sandra here is a link you can visit if you like:
RTR Alliance --- We offer teaching positions all over Brazil.
Teachers are expected to work 40 hours a week.
Schools offer a full board accomodation. Education level required: Unspecified
Experience (in years): No experience
Contact Information
Company: RTR Alliance
Contact Name: RTR Alliance
Contact Phone: 11 46777014

or this link English Academy
maybe this will help you

Or this one Teach English in Chile

Posted By: TeachingChile
Date: Saturday, 20 September 2008, at 5:03 p.m.

TeachingChile is a recruitment and placement company, headquartered in Santiago, Chile. We provide full-service assistance for qualified applicants to receive an express-mailed job offer from a reputable Chilean school, visa processing arrangements, 3-4 weeks pre-paid housing upon arrival, all of which are confirmed before the teacher boards the airplane to teach in Chile.

The schools in our network are not seeking volunteers. All teachers accepted will be paid equivalent salaries as local Chile teachers.
The application process can be found at our website: TeachingChile http://www.teachingchile.com

Position: Teacher of English to Children (Kindergarten to 12 grade students)



Start Date(s): March 2009 (end of February arrival for orientation)

Location: Santiago, Rancagua, Los Andes, Puerto Montt, and others

Positions available: 11+

Teaching Term: 5 or 10 months (one or two semesters)

Requirements: university graduate, native speaker of English; TEFL / TESOL certification required, no prior teaching experience required

Position: Teacher of English to Adults



Start Date(s): March 2009 (end of February arrival for orientation)

Location: Santiago

Positions available: 21+

Teaching Term: 6-month minimum contract; longer-term contract desired

Requirements: university graduate, native speaker of English; TEFL / TESOL certificate required, no prior teaching experience required




Position: Teacher of English to University students



Start Date(s): March 2009 (end of February arrival for orientation)

Location: Santiago, La Serena, Chillan, Copiapo and multiple other locations

Positions available: 30+

Teaching Term: 5 or 10 months (one or two semesters)

Requirements: university graduate, native speaker of English; TEFL / TESOL certificate HIGHLY desired, but not required, no prior teaching experience required



Cost of Living in Chile.
You can view our Cost of Living Guide to understand more.

Interested candidates must send an application downloadable from our TeachingChile website http://www.teachingchile.com

For detailed inquiries call us at this U.S. phone number +1-720-221-3831 or this U.K phone number +44 (0) 20-8150-6981.

Crystal if ur looking for some experience in teaching maybe you like to think about this link go and check it out> Volunteering Abroad in La Serena Chile:La Serena,


Program Length : 1 to 4 weeks
Program Date: Flexible Start & End Date
Work Schedule: Monday-Friday, 8 hour per day
Accommodations: Local guesthouse or homestay
Meals: Yes, 3 meals a day
Requirements: 18 years + , Basic Spanish knowledge, an able body and caring spirit.