Hi Michael I'm not quite sure what you want to know. I'm sure that many/most language schools will provide you with some sort of document stating that you attended and successfully completed certain ESL coursework. However, if you have

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Hello, What questions would you ask when facing some representative trying to attract you with ELT Books/ Seminars offer? Here's ... you are (would be) an English teacher - what questions You would ask? (methods used? layout/ material

Someone in this group may already have asked the question below, but I've been wondering. I was nosing around in one of the topics here (on teaching in Italy) and noticed a teacher complaining that he had to learn formal grammar in order to

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Hi Everyone, I am looking for a job in Emilia-Romagna teaching English. I am an Italian citizen, a native English speaker (absolutely no accent), I have experience teaching ESL, and I have a bachelor's degree from a highly selective American