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Anonymous,
1 yr 159 days ago
Hi, I am a Qualified UK Nurse & CELTA teacher teaching medical English. Chris where about are you in Poland? I'm here too. Maybe we can swap info. [e-mail removed by a mod, please register and add it to your profile]
Anonymous,
1 yr 108 days ago
Hi Im teaching in Istanbul. I did my tefl here and I also worked in medical administration in many specialitıes in various nhs trusts for around 12 years. I want to specialise in teaching medical english here in the private and perhaps state hospitals. I have been asked to construct a syllabus for the language school Im working in can anyone offer any suggestions? Are there any online courses I could do relating to this area?
Anonymous,
253 days ago
Hi, I am very thrilled to see and read your sight, though, I'm not an English teacher nor in medicals . I'm an adequately qualified Industrial Training lecturar and Instructor. I wish that you find the right material or a good guide to help you attain your goal. Don't give up. I wish you best of luck and your great interest will pay you back. You are very honest in saying what you are. Even at this age you are earnestly humpled youself to aquaire what others fail to... Kudos, keep up the spirit and I'm sure you will achive.
Anonymous,
253 days ago
Hi, Your honest and sincere effort will repay you. Even at this age your curiosity to learn a subject is highly appreciated at the same time a sincere motivation for the rest of us. People those discouraged you forget them. In what you have projeced by way of humble request for sugestions shows your sincere effort in imparting the knowldge to the less fortunate ones. I'm an Industrial Training lecturar and Instructor, who wish you the best in achiveing your goal. Bombay, India.
Anonymous,
174 days ago
I want to hire a medical english teacher in China.
Where can I find one & what is the expected salary?
Anonymous,
172 days ago
Hello,
I am a registered nurse and an EFL teacher, currently teaching in South Korea. I taught EFL in China from 2005-2008. I have 17 years of teaching experience (including health care and medical terminology teaching), and extensive nursing experience. My current job ends in July 2009.
Please contact me so that we can exchange information. Salary can be negotiated.
Terri
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Anonymous,
116 days ago
Hello Chris, I can see that you have a sophisticated medical teaching job. May I ask you for advice? I've retired from a career as a California QME (qualified medical examiner) writing medical-legal reports for state-referred injured workers. While in Taiwan I was invited to teach a trial class at a medical english school (nursing buxiban) I tried to teach a bit of simple physiology but they chose not to hire me saying the students couldn't understand the subject material. Instead they referred me a couple of MD's to teach one on one. It seemed easy to complete a live College Tesol 3 course and teach plain English at a Chinese school but for medical english its a different story. For medical, I can't find any of the amazing selection of materials available for plain english. I haven't seen any examples of how to present and make the subject interesting, especially when the students have a very limited knowledge of english even after 8 years of english in their school system. My mandarin isn't good enough to explain medical words. I'd appreciate any hints on how to design a medical course and come up with workable lesson plans. Thanks in advance John
PS: I hope others will contribute some ideas too.
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