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veiledsentiments
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IELTS/test prep is NOT what is considered experience in the teaching of Academic English. I'm referring to a couple years teaching in an IEP or Foundations program.
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scot47
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| I do not think may students from KSA go to universities in Australia. Numbers ? |
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Sirens of Cyprus
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| The only thing "academic" about intensive English in most foundation programs is that it is taught on campus. Nothing much goes on that deserves the name "academic" until the credit-bearing level. |
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veiledsentiments
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Yes, but reality is rarely what affects the employer demands... before and after hiring...
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