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Nyingje
Joined: 06 Sep 2010
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Location: Colorado, USA
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 Posted: Thu Dec 30, 2010 6:02 am Post subject: Teaching in Mongolia |
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Hello!
I am interested in teaching in Mongolia and would love to learn anything that folks have to say about living and teaching there. Here are my main questions:
1. I've only talked to and read articles by male teachers and would like to hear what it's like to be a single western woman living and working in Mongolia.
2. I've heard of a few jobs in the capital, but can anyone give some advice about finding a job in a more rural area of Mongolia?
3. I don't have a TESOL/TEFL or CELTA certificate yet but would be willing to get one if necessary. Is it? If so, which is preferred?
Thank You ! |
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Steinmann
Joined: 17 Mar 2009
Posts: 255
Location: In the frozen north
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| Posted: Thu Dec 30, 2010 6:05 am Post subject: Re: Teaching in Mongolia |
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| Nyingje wrote: |
Hello!
I am interested in teaching in Mongolia and would love to learn anything that folks have to say about living and teaching there. Here are my main questions:
1. I've only talked to and read articles by male teachers and would like to hear what it's like to be a single western woman living and working in Mongolia.
2. I've heard of a few jobs in the capital, but can anyone give some advice about finding a job in a more rural area of Mongolia?
3. I don't have a TESOL/TEFL or CELTA certificate yet but would be willing to get one if necessary. Is it? If so, which is preferred?
Thank You ! |
I'd like to hear an answer on the rural angle of your question. |
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