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jeep
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 Posted: Fri May 04, 2007 12:17 pm Post subject: teaching business english in the USA vs Europe |
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Hi,
Business English in either light or heavy forms (workshops, seminars) is much in demand in Europe. The funny thing being that it is needed by pros to deal most of the time with other ESL speakers rather than natives. Language schools or training organizations will general provide this sort of course and are actively trying to fill open positions.
Are there any business english teachers / trainers positions / opportunities currently in the USA ? Where can they be found ? Who provides ?
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spiral78
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Courses for immigrants. I'm starting an intensive Biz English next week, and demand has been out the roof. I've been turning away students, because the classroom holds 'only' 25.
I'm speaking for North America, not specifically the U.S., since I'm in Canada. But I expect it's the same. |
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John Hall
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| That's interesting, spiral. I have a lot of background teaching Business English, but have never considered going back to Canada to teach it because I have heard that almost all teaching jobs in Canada are part-time. Do you work full-time? You can PM me about this, if you want to. |
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