| TESOL
Teaching
English to Speakers of Other Languages.
TESOL
is a multi - billion dollar industry - It is, on the whole, unregulated on a global
scale. Over 1 million English teachers can be counted across the globe at any
one time teaching English. TESOL is also the name of the U.S. parent of world
wide TESOL teacher organizations. Most are run with teachers' training at the
fore front. Before joining any group, determine what benefits you get for your
membership fee and determine how the membership money is spent. Check the organization's
bank balances per published Audits - see where the money is being spent and how
that organization is advancing teacher's conditions. Be aware of Korean Universities
running TESOL: Certificates who claim to be affiliated with U.S. Universities.
Inquiries has shown some Korean Universities to be falsifying the claim.
TESOL
CERTIFICATES: Caveat Emptor There are some good courses combined with some fraudulent courses luring
the teacher to join. Please carefully check each course's claims carefully. Some
we know of are fraudulent - also inquire about money back policies if the Course
Provider does not have qualified instructors.
Be aware of some Korean Universities
running TESOL: Certificates who claim to be affiliated with U.S. Universities.
Inquiries has shown some Korean Universities to be falsifying the claim. CIE Canada is running a Fraud TESOL in Pusan and has scammed over 100 Koreans to date. Various sources inside Canada inform us the CEO is a fraud (no PhD) but scams unsuspecting victims in Asian countries. His name is Dr. Cotton of CIE.
If the TESOL certificate does not have clear links to Universities who in turn offer Credit for further study, you may be wasting your money. You need to carry out extensive checks about your TESOL provider.
We
recommend
Asian EFL Journal and Time Taylor College
Busan, South Korea
Professional atmosphere -professional trainers - certificate accepted by globally named universities

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and CELTA courses in Thailand. |