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The maturing of the Thai EFL industry

Something tells me there’s a bright future ahead,

In Blogs: Tom Tuohy - 1st December 2009

Take a look around you, and you’ll soon discover that there are signs not only of a maturing of the education sector in Thailand as a whole, but also the language teaching industry as well.

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Are TEFL qualifications necessary?

Let's consider what can go wrong after TEFL courses.

In Blogs Archived: John Wilson - 2nd October 2009

One argument against qualifications is that teaching experience itself is enough to guarantee a good teacher. Not so. I have recently been learning French in an institution where my intermediate classmates are often poor performers in their out-of-class interactions. And for what reason?

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An alternative guide

A rough guide to the lonely planet of teaching in SE Asia

In Blogs Archived: Geoff Richards - 2nd August 2009

If you studied TEFL or CELTA in your home country, something that would have almost definitely been lacking from your course was your tutors experience and knowledge of SE Asia.

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Who can truly teach?

Sent in by RM

In Ajarn Street: Postbox - 24th September 2006

Education and ESL are two different things. Its that simple. What does a degree in Astro Physics have to with teaching a foreign language to a 9 year old for example?

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Sweet spastic, silly swarms

Back in Korea again

In Blogs Archived: Ken May - 1st July 2005

Korea was the same as when I left it. New swarms of hagwons proliferated like rabbits on viagra and cheap wine. Every street twinkled with the latest corporate offspring – doe-eyed upstarts of whatever educational franchise chain. Small, independent, family owned schools struggled to compete; while saturating the nation themselves oblivious to supply and demand.

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Are you certified?

Finding your way through the TEFL course maze

In Blogs Archived: Ken May - 1st June 2005

Teaching was no longer challenging. I was stagnating. Sure, I could always shake my life up with a weekend of debauchery, an occasional fling with a sexy female expatriate, or by traveling to a different city – and, truth be told, I often tried combining all three. But, at my core, I knew that I wasn’t growing productively. As a teacher I wasn’t developing. My methodologies had become stale. I needed a new bag of tricks. I needed rejuvenation.

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Veni vidi vici

Triple V and the certificates

In Blogs Archived: Steve Tainton - 1st November 2004

For those of us coming to Thailand, vacillating about venturing a certificate won’t turn us into Verbosely Valiant Vince. It’s all in the doing. Bite the bullet. Do the certificate. But don’t make the same mistake that Vehemently Vacuous Vince made.

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