Teaching English Africa
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Miguel Said:
English teaching jobs in Africa, Middle East, Mediterranean?We Answered:
The links provided below should give you a good starting point for researching jobs available in the Middle East teaching English. I hope they are enlightening for you.Janet Said:
is it morally ok to teach english as a foreign language in africa (tanzania)?We Answered:
It's no more wrong than teaching Spanish in America. If they want to learn English, by all means, teach them. Remember, knowledge is power!Jerome Said:
Has anyone taught English in Africa or United Arab Emirate and how could I get a job there/?We Answered:
If you plan to teach in a formal school setting you need at LEAST a Bachelor's Degree... so just what level of degree do YOU have?Marilyn Said:
Teaching English in Africa, Asia, and Latin America?We Answered:
Spanish is is great demand these days. Assuming everything stays the same in this regard, you should concentrate on Spanish. Also, with Spanish as your second language, you could stay right here in the states because there is a huge need.Rodney Said:
I want to volunteer to teach english in Africa but all I can find is this...?We Answered:
Some organisations are perfectly respectable and worthy - for example the VSO or Peace Corps. Others are a complete rip off and potentially dangerous. If you do a search online you'll find examples of horror stories from some organisations which quite simply did not have the procedures and infrastructure in place when there was a problem.You should not pay to go overseas, certainly not hundreds of pounds which in a lot of cases quite simply does not go into the hands of those who need it but simply lines the pocket of the "volunteer" organsation.
Betty Said:
Teaching English a new idea?We Answered:
It's not revolutionary - I worked in one years ago.You would be best to pitch your idea to existing community groups and see what comes from that.