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'An admirably thorough guide to earning a living as a TEFL teacher.'

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This handbook offers advice for would-be teachers, those working from home as well as those seeking full-time careers in EFL. It deals with working overseas and UK opportunities contains information on how to seek and apply for work.

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1.0 out of 5 stars Trivial and unfriendly, 12 Feb 2004

By	Sunaiah White - See all my reviews

This book is very much the same as the other books on the subject of teaching English as a foreign language. Some chapters may even appear to say exactly the same as previous authors. But in some aspects this book is quite original. It starts with an outburst of patriotic praise of the English language.You get the message that the world speaks English and we must teach the very few who are so unfortunate not to so so yet. What about them, your students? You are advised not to be preconceived, to avoid stereotypes. Unfortunately the book does precisely what it tells you not to do. It says that the Arabs are too demanding, the Spaniards get too excited, and so on, complaining about different nationalities. In my view this book is rather trivial and too unfriendly.

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1.0 out of 5 stars Trivial and unfriendly, 12 Feb 2004

By	Sunaiah White - See all my reviews

This book says very much the same as others on the subject of teaching English as a foreign language. Some chapters may even appear to borrow heavily from previous authors. Other pages are filled with trivial 'advice'. In contrast,in some aspects this book is quite original. It starts with an outburst of patriotic praise of the English language. You get the impression that the whole world speaks English and we must teach the very few who are unfortunate enough not to do so yet.What about them, your students? First you are advised not to be preconceived and avoid stereotypes. Then the book does precisely what you are advised not to do. It tells you that the Arabs are too demanding, the Spaniards get excited, and so on, complaining about various nationalities. This book is trivial and unfair and unpleasantly preconceived.

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