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We are located in BC, Canada and certified by Public school board of Seoul to provide Native English Speaking teachers in Korea. Our vision is to identify quality candidates for English teaching positions in Korea and set up rewarding work

We are located in BC, Canada and certified by Public school board to provide Native English Speaking teachers in Korea. Income taxes are extraordinarily low by Western standards and many of your ordinary expenses (such as accommodations) are

UKLA ACADEMY - Language Schools / Turkey seeks experienced native English teachers for 2008 - 2009 academic year to teach Skills Courses of General English, Conversational English, TOEFL / TOEIC Prep. Courses, Business English and company

We get this question asked almost every day here at ICAL by both native and non native English speakers. Grammar is often perceived as a major obstacle by many English teachers. Not because they feel their English may be poor but because despite

Dear Loretta: Thank-you for your letter. It is always interesting to hear from someone with a similar background or interest. Let me answer some of your questions for you. I want to share with you what I have learned over the years in this

The International English Educational Research Association's (IEERA) TESOL Certification Program is an intensive course which provides participants with professional knowledge and skills in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages

I have recently taken on teaching a bank lawyer who needs to understand contracts in English. Although I have a degree in law, I find the task quite daunting and some of the language very difficult to understand, let alone explain especially since

My interest in Science and English dates back to my school days. Being an inquisitive boy, I always have been eager to learn more and more around me. My interest in wide range of subjects and my inner aspiration helped me a lot to acquire

Hello, Hoa Thai. As always, it's been interesting to read through your post! «The issue we have been dealing with here boils down to one question – “In one sentence, grammatically and semantically, could we use both simple past and