050 - EFL/ESOL/ESL teaching for long-term travel
Craig and Linda have been teaching English as a Second Language (ESL) since 2003. In this episode they celebrate being 50 shows old and talk about getting qualifications and finding work in order to travel.
Photo thanks to Peiqianlong
They talk about different qualification options including in-house training, pay for training and placement, and the big two qualifications: CELTA and Trinity TESOL. They mention EF (a huge multinational) and i to i which will handle training and a job placement, especially for gap years.
They mention their favourite sites for finding ESOL jobs:
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It’s still February and we’re still giving things away! Thanks to bed bug central and Orikaso for the prizes we announced in this episode.
This week we’re giving away an original Gorillapod from Joby. To win, simply listen to the audio clip we’ll put on the feed this Monday and email us the password there. It’s free to subscribe in iTunes or another feed reader and that’s the only way you can be in to win.
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