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| ESL Rookie ![]() Join Date: Oct 2006 Occupation: substitute teacher Location: ![]()
Posts: 18
![]() | Experiences with online certification programs? Has anyone done this? What were the results, were the programs as good as ones that are not online? I think the cost looks great and this would be easier for me to do at home as opposed to having to go to a school. While my new opportunity does not call for any certification per se, I would like to have one for use in future endeavors. |
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| Wannabe Guru ![]() Join Date: Oct 2006 Occupation: Sales Location: ![]()
Posts: 45
![]() | Experiences with online certification programs? Can you get motivated to study by yourself? There will be no set classes and you can easily put off your studies and say to yourself "I'll do it tomorrow". In order to finish these courses you need to set yourself a realistic goal. That is, "I plan to finish my course in 2 weeks". I think it's best to put time aside and concentrate solely on your course for the duration. If possible, do it now before you land yourself a full-time job. The courses are great and readily recognised. Don't expect the online courses to give you advanced standing to uni courses though. It's only useful for job search and giving you an idea of how to teach if you have yet not any experience. Don't forget to claim it on your taxes too!!! ![]() |
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