SALARY RANGE FOR FILIPINO TESOL DIPLOMA HOLDER.

Last activity 06 June 2014 by bluenz

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Mark macSerial expat05 June 2014 16:02:27

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Hye guys I was wondering how much normally filipino TESOL Diploma holders can get for teaching Cambridge English Language Assessment?thanks all

bluenzMember06 June 2014 00:31:59

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Have you tried the search bar at top of the forum page, there are many threads on teaching English.

milkybunnyHCMSerial expat06 June 2014 05:25:56

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The better question is can you get hired at all not being white?

bluenzMember06 June 2014 05:30:37

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milkybunnyHCM wrote:
The better question is can you get hired at all not being white?

No problem getting a job, ( for a lot less than a " White " person of course ), as long as he is a Qualified English teacher, ( might need more than a TESL Cert though ), they, ( plus VN English teachers ), teach the grammar and vocab, while , ( hopefully ), the " White " person teaches pronouciation.

milkybunnyHCMSerial expat06 June 2014 05:37:33

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bluenz wrote:
milkybunnyHCM wrote:
The better question is can you get hired at all not being white?

No problem getting a job, ( for a lot less than a " White " person of course ), as long as he is a Qualified English teacher, ( might need more than a TESL Cert though ), they, ( plus VN English teachers ), teach the grammar and vocab, while , ( hopefully ), the " White " person teaches pronouciation.

That's good to hear, maybe that's the issue with my Viet Kieu friends. They speak native English but can't seem to get hired. Yet here I am getting calls to teach all the time even though I have no TESL.

bluenzMember06 June 2014 05:41:26

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milkybunnyHCM wrote:
bluenz wrote:
milkybunnyHCM wrote:
The better question is can you get hired at all not being white?

No problem getting a job, ( for a lot less than a " White " person of course ), as long as he is a Qualified English teacher, ( might need more than a TESL Cert though ), they, ( plus VN English teachers ), teach the grammar and vocab, while , ( hopefully ), the " White " person teaches pronouciation.

That's good to hear, maybe that's the issue with my Viet Kieu friends. They speak native English but can't seem to get hired. Yet here I am getting calls to teach all the time even though I have no TESL.

At a school Milky?, that is all changing now, to get work permits, ( to do it legally lol ), you need any sort of Uni Degree, OR 5 yrs teaching experience. (Moderated: inappropriate comment)

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