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  • or even one of us - about your plans to teach, where you intend to go, for how long, how you're going to manage it - in short, about all the exciting plans you're making to take the plunge and go off tefling! Or- if you've been and done it, or are currently doing it.... tell us where you are and what it's like!

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I am a qualified tesol teacher but have been out of the game for several years. I would like to get back in to teaching but feel my knowledge is very rusty.

Does anyone know of any refresher courses in Scotland or voluntary teaching e.t.c that would help ease me back in?
Also are there jobs available in Glasgow?
Cheers
Posted by Gareth on 15 February 2010
Fees
Hi I am thinking about a career change and looking at TEFL courses. I would like to do private teaching in the UK part time and wondered what people would charge potential students? thanks Tracy
Posted by Tracy on 10 September 2009
Hi,
Noticed this question, would have to say anything from £0 to £20 but I think it can obviously depend where you live and what other provision there is in the area.Have you tried the www.teflscotland.co.uk forum pages and askd there?
Posted by Fiona on 11 September 2009
How do you rate my chances.....
Hi....
I have been looking to enrol for a CELTA course in Sydney. I have a bachelors and a master’s degree in Business with 9 years of sales and marketing experience. Although I have studied English for 17 yrs ….I am not a native speaker…in terms of acquiring
local ascent (Even though I have lived in this country over 10 yrs). I called a couple of English schools in Eastern Europe especially Poland. The feed back was very disappointing even though I have a good command over this language and have studied this language for so many year (Grammar for 8 years in school, 5 yrs of creative writing).I have a strong feeling that I might be discriminated of not being a native speaker as I am looking for am employment opportunity towards eastern Europe. Your feedback will be deeply appreciated, as this shall help me to make my decision towards doing this course or not.

Cheers
Amit
Posted by Amit on 02 July 2009
weekend course-edinburgh
recommended as a short sharp introduction to the world of teaching. enthusiastic trainer, friendly class mates. go for it!
Posted by stooshie on 11 May 2009
Hi

Great feedback but left I think for the TEFL Scotland weekend TEFL course! But great to know it was enjoyed!
Posted by TEFLMama on 11 September 2009
teaching english in a chatroom
I have heard about teaching english online through a chatroom and was wondering if anyone knew where this would be possible or how to begin doing that.
Posted by damian on 28 January 2009
Hi Damian

Have a look at www.teflscotland.co.uk or www.onlineteflcourses.com you can do online TEFL courses through both these sites. Good Luck!
Posted by TEFL mama on 28 January 2009
Hi
I think TEFL mama has missed the point - to teach live online you can look on www.tefl.com for jobs. I've seen a couple of companies advertise there.
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