WELCOME TO ESL 411
A social network internet place where you can get free resources to find English second language ESL and EFL teaching positions abroad…
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ENGLISH SECOND LANGUAGE
TEACHING RESOURCES ABROAD
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English second language free teaching resources abroad. ESL 411 has extensive lists of schools located around the world including Africa, Asia, Europe, N. America, Oceania and S. America. And several ESL 411 job sites specialize in Japan and Korea! There’s also recruiter pages to assist in teacher placement abroad. In addition to that there’s a post resume page that has the ESL 411 e-mail where teachers can send their resume in and have it posted on line for employers, details on post resume page. Please note: We specialize in teaching abroad not including the United States, we may add the US at a later time.
Helping teachers and students connect… ESL 411 has tutor find where students can seek out tutors abroad. And tutor for hire lets teachers post their contact information so students can connect with them even before they start a new job!
Teachers connecting with other teachers… There’s a page teacher Q & A helping teachers abroad connect with each other. Teachers can post their inquiry in the comment box. Many times fellow teachers know requirements and teaching positions open that would otherwise not be on job boards. Our hope is that a teacher in your area of interest will be able to answer your questions. And there is basic FAQ page where we try to cover basic information about getting work abroad.
And what site would be complete without a tag wall. You can write whatever you wish from poems to experiences you’ve had with teaching. It’s a wall for whatever you want to share with others. Our pages are interactive to encourage social networking and open up the world of teaching abroad!
ESL teachers deserve and have as much information as possible all on one site to land the right job. ESL teaching resources and information can be scattered throughout the Internet making it hard if not impossible to find exactly what you need. ESL 411 is an outlet where English second language teachers can come share information and hopefully make the process of getting the “dream job” easier!
At ESL 411 we ask the hard questions to get information needed on requirements for getting jobs abroad. ESL 411 is built to help make the process clear and to the point on what needs to be done to help you get that job you’ve been hoping for.
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Links to schools located around the world with easy to use social networking. Click the box and your on your way!
Africa schools
Asia schools
Europe schools
N. America schools
Oceania schools
S. America schools
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ESL 411 seeks out answers to questions
- How to find recruiters and why should to use them?
- Is it better to seek work on your own without recruiter assistance?
- What are the most important questions to ask recruiters?
- How much do schools pay?
- Where are current lists of schools abroad?
- What are the most important questions to ask embassies?
- Where are lists of embassies around the world?
- Where are ESL resume writing tips?
- What legal forms and documents are needed abroad?
SOCIAL NETWORKING
On each page it’s possible to communicate with each others to enable people to have to the most current information available!
Communicate with others from around the world
The goal of ESL 411 is to break through the fear of the unknown and confusion so individuals can concentrate on important decisions like where they really want to live and teach. So lets do this! Tuck your resume and CV under your arm and lets hit the ground running!
ESL
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English as a Second Language–taught to non-native speakers.
EFL
- English as a Foreign Language–taught to non-native speakers.
CELTA
- From University of Cambridge–the Certificate in English Language Teaching to Adults, internationally recognized teacher qualification.
TESOL
- Teaching of English to Speakers of Other Languages–a non-standardized course at many universities.
TESL
- Teaching English as a Second Language.
TEFL
- Teaching English as a Foreign Language non standardized. Word to the wise, look for US accreditation by ACCET (Accrediting Council for Continuing Education and Training).
Please be patient
This is a new site, ESL 411 is in the process of building the site and researching information on different countries. If there’s more up to date information on anything than what you see please do contact ESL 411 and data will be updated immediately. Thank you!
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