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Re: Volunteer ESL tutor looking for best certifica
Posted By: ICAL TEFL <gen@icaltefl.com> In Response To: Volunteer ESL tutor looking for best certificate (M. Leigh)
Date: Monday, 24 December 2012, at 3:07 a.m.
No, it wouldn't count because a future employer will still want to see your certificate and any reputable company will not issue a certificate on the basis of experience only.
However, the experience you have will certainly help when it comes to taking a longer, better course.
As to which one, ask yourself which kind of job you want to go for. Where do you want to teach?
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I am currently teaching a small ESL class of 5 adult students from China and Japan for 4 hours a week. I have taken a 12-hour training course through my city's literacy council. Through this I've already gained over a 100 hours of experience - would this count as an "equivalent" to getting an ESL certification online or through say, Oxford or CELTA? Or what course would you recommend to someone who already has a grasp of teaching ESL, but wants to improve her teaching skills and job competitiveness?
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