If you are applying for a teaching job at a well known school or university, you may be competing against dozens of other candidates. It is important to “stand out” from the rest by creating a simple yet attractive way to display your information. It is equally important to make sure that the employer has [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Study overseas’
How to Effectively Express Interest in a Chinese Teaching Job
Posted by Robert Vance on April 4th, 2008
Camels and Sandstorms –the Power of Stories
Posted by Robert Vance on March 20th, 2008
In the distance there was a great brown wall that grew bigger with every passing moment. The wall seemed to touch the sky and there were no ends on either side. The quiet desert wind was replaced with a howling gale as the wall grew closer and closer. The nomads tried to cover themselves with blankets and baskets but there was [...]
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Tags: China, Oral English, Study overseas, teach, teaching, Techniques, work-abroad 
No Comments »Teaching Adults
Posted by Robert Vance on March 7th, 2008
Have ever taught English to adults before? You should try it sometime. Seriously. If you have been teaching in primary schools in China for the last 12 months and you are ready to ‘have a break,’ get a job at a training center and work with adults. I have nothing against kids. Working with them can [...]
Posted in The Vance Report Tags: China, ESL, learn-Chinese, Study overseas, teach-English, Teaching Adults, TEFL, TESOL, work-abroad No Comments »
