The CELTA (Certificate in English Language Teaching to Adults) course is taught by at least two tutors and takes 120 hours total. At least six of those hours will be for your teaching, six more for the observation of experienced teachers, and the rest will be split between input session, feedback, observation of other candidates,…
“Seeing much, suffering much, and studying much, are the three pillars of learning.” Benjamin Disraeli Benjamin Disraeli served twice as prime minister of the United Kingdom in the 1800s. That fact says a lot about this notable statesman and novelist who provided the Conservative Party policies for imperialism and democracy. (For a virtual visit of…
Angelica Billones• Teacher for 7 years• Currently teaches at Philippine International English Institute (ENL-Bonifacio)• Previously worked at Enderun Colleges and Amazing Grace School• Authorized Volunteer Fundraiser at UNICEF Philippines• Curriculum Developer at STEM World• Certificate in TESOL (by TESOL Asia) at The Study by Enderun• Diploma in Music at COP Music College; Certificate in Theology at…
Camille Hernandez• ESL teacher at Philippine International English Institute• Previously an ESL Teacher at Enderun Colleges and Britesparks International School• Online English teacher at LSP Edu Philippines• Bachelor’s degree in Secondary Education in English, Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Pasig• Licensed Teacher (2016), Certified TESOL (2018) Whenever I think about my first year of teaching, it…
Jeremy Adolor (Mimi)• English teacher for 10 years• Currently teaches at the Korean International School Philippines• Previously worked at Enderun Colleges and Diliman Preparatory School• Certificate of Professional Education from the University of the Philippines Diliman• Graduate of AB Communication Arts, University of Santo Tomas Manila My dream had always been to work in one…
COVID-19 has turned the world upside down. With nearly 9 million confirmed cases and close to 500,000 deaths, it’s changing the way we live. Over 60% of the world’s student population is affected by this global pandemic and it looks like it’s not letting up anytime soon. Many teachers (and parents, too) are jobless, angry,…
Whether you’re teaching expository, descriptive, narrative, or persuasive writing, the challenges are relatively similar. You’re there not only to teach students writing skills so that they can succeed in school and at the workplace, but also to ensure that they’re enjoying the writing process. It’s a well-known fact, after all, that students learn best when…
Learning English has made a whole world of difference in my life. I hope to make the same big impact on people’s lives as I teach them English. Leadership guru Simon Sinek’s book Start with Why says that great leaders inspire everyone to take action when they know their “why”. Today, I’ll share with you…
It’s the end of the year or close to it for students and teachers all over the world. Yet, because of the pandemic and its ensuing disruptions, it doesn’t feel anything like the end of the year. The electric excitement isn’t building in the hallways. There are no parties, no games, not even the adrenaline…
This global pandemic has taken a toll on the lives and health of many people worldwide. Foreign Policy writes that the next pandemic crisis is mental health. Though we teachers aren’t considered frontliners in this fight against COVID-19, I can only imagine the magnitude of stress that we’re all going through right now, what with…