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Wed 15-Oct-08, 01:24 PM
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| ESL Newbie  Join Date: Oct 2008 Nationality: I'm an Aussie ^_^ Occupation: Student Location: 
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 | Unsure of What I'm Doing ^_^' I would like to teach in Japan and have been looking at following this for the past year. However I have no idea how to get started. *I do know that in order to find jobs easier I should get a TESL, TEFL or a Bachelor's degree. I know that you can do the TESL and TEFL courses online but it's easier for me to do it in a classroom. But I'd rather not spend $14,000 for a Bachelor of Teaching at the Adelaide Uni. How old do you have to be in order to start a course and start teaching? - Thank you. Jessica |
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Tue 04-Nov-08, 09:52 PM
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| ESL Newbie Join Date: Sep 2008 Occupation: Employer Location: 
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| Re: Unsure of What I'm Doing ^_^' To teach in Japan, You MUST have a Bachelor's degree. It's a government requirement that companies only hire people with a Bachelor's degree. ESL or TESL certification adds to your value in the eyes of employers. Hope that helps. |
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