Quick Note for English Teachers: FREE Download from ITEFLA






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The International TEFL Academy--which offers courses in teacher certification for English teachers to teach abroad—is giving out a downloadable Free Country Chart.

The chart offers comparative information on “degree requirements, salaries, hiring seasons, start-up costs and visa practices for teaching English in 60+ countries.”

Click this URL, https://www.internationalteflacademy.com/ (or copy and paste it on your browser). 

When the website opens, two orange menus will greet you—with the one on the left stating in white letters: “Download A Free Country Chart.”

You will be asked for some information which won't take you a minute to provide, after which you can download the material.


The "field of TEFL," or Teaching English as a Foreign Language, "represents one of the fastest growing education fields in the world," says the US-based academy (916 Diversey Parkway, Chicago IL 60614 , local 773-634-9900, with 
U.K. +44-203-318-6930).
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It further states that the field "presents thousands of excellent professional opportunities for teaching English abroad in all corners of the globe to native and fluent English speakers who earn their TEFL certification" (https://www.internationalteflacademy.com/).

So, there you go! 

MORE POWER TO ALL THE WORLD'S ENGLISH TEACHERS!!!


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