How to Teach English Overseas

    10 Week "How to TEFL Overseas" Guide

    How the author did it – How you can do it

    The 10 week, step-by-step guide to a new life and job overseas by a

    proven method.

    No degree needed (but a real bonus if you have one), no foreign language

    skills required – just be a native speaker of English – that’s it.

            > Lets you know that you don’t need to know the native language of

                your students – 98% of new teachers don’t – and your employer

                doesn’t want you to use it anyway.

            > Tells you exactly what do on a week-by-week basis from getting your

                passport to getting adjusted in your new job and apartment

            > At the end of every week there is a checklist so you know where you

                should be.

            > Links to valuable resources that got the author where he is now.

            > Written in plain English.

            > Highlights the mistakes the author made and how to avoid them.

            > Suitable for the absolute novice to get started in TEFL. No

                experience needed!

            > Includes a fun easy-to-understand EFL Teacher’s Grammar book to

                help you get up to speed with the basics.

            > Includes 20 important questions you need to ask yourself BEFORE

               you go.

            > Tells you what schools and employers are REALLY looking for – you

                might be surprised!

            > Includes an examination of your first two weeks on the ground in your

               new country – and in the classroom.

            > Gives you an example lesson plan and basic ideas on how to teach

                English – and links and sources for hundreds more.

So . . . why 10 weeks?

It took the author about six months in the pre-Internet days –

and there was almost no way to check the facts.

But – the ten weeks should be enough to get a passport (if you don’t currently

have one), make a decision about the best country to go to – conduct a job search –

 land the job – arrange your travel plans, visa, work permit –

make the move – and actually be ON THE JOB.