Ah, the glorious Internet: our magical information
superhighway.
Cambridge CELTA Certification Website:http://www.cambridgeesol.org/teaching/celta.htm
This site tells you where to earn accreditation and answers
frequently asked questions about the program, including costs and location
centers that offer the certificate.
TEFL Website:http://www.tefl.com/
This is an excellent online career portal. Once you’ve
perfected your skills, your next task is finding that first job!
Dave’s ESL Café:http://www.eslcafe.com/
Most ESL teachers go absolutely bonkers over this site. Have
a look. It’s a very helpful,
user-friendly site.
English International (Jeff Mohammed’s Website):http://www.english-international.com/
Jeff has answers to many more frequently asked questions. He
is a very talented teacher and you will greatly benefit from visiting his site
and reading his book.
Travel Pod
(Travelogue forums website):www.travelpod.com
This site is free to use and offers a unique and easy way to
learn about other countries, simply by reading the articles written by
travelers who post on the site. Many of the travel-blogs offer beautiful
photographs and unique insights not found in store-bought travel books.
You can glean some national background knowledge on your chosen jobsite by
benefiting from the wisdom and mistakes of other travelers.
World Newspapers Online:http://www.actualidad.com
Although not specifically geared toward teaching, it is
valuable as a cultural resource. Reading a local newspaper from the respective
nations you plan to visit will prepare you for changing political climate and
help bring other relevant data to the forefront.