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Typically in Asian countries, and for teaching English in language schools (not universities), the degree requirement is a government requirement for getting a work permit. It is often not a requirement of the employer and has little to do with ability to teach English. Indeed, the degree can often ...

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Not sure why it has to pertain to a recipe but perhaps you want something like this?
https://www.englishclub.com/vocabulary/food-cooking.php

Your activity (menu) is basically a list. Reading for gist normally entails reading paragraphs of solid text.

If you turned your phone sideways you’d see that it comes up jagged, unlike the first paragraph.

If you’re looking for help you’d do best to make things as readable as possible.

It may explain why no-one has answered your question.

I could be wrong.

Not that at all. Just old age catching up lol

You can PM me but my brain cells are depleted so don’t expect too much :)

I’m SURE some programming speak is bleeding through :)

If I remember I will try to mention it tomorrow or soon in the newsletter

Good luck

When the first thing I’m hit with is a dynamic data point my eyes glaze over and I have to move on or suffer total humiliation

Looks great btw. Seriously

But it’s way over my head language-wise

No doubt that’s just me

Yes there is a link and it works

Personally I find the language obtuse. What does “dynamic data point” even mean?

:))

Roseanne wrote: ↑21 Jun 2022, 04:16 I lost my tefl certificate.

Where did you qualify? Where did you take the course?

Almost certainly not legit

TESOL (not TSOL) is equivalent to TEFL (as laid out in the links above).

It stands for Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages.

Three of the most recognised certs are:

Cambridge Celta (which is a TEFL certificate)
CertTESOL (by Trinity)
SIT TESOL

Gone are the days when teaching qualifications were not generally required though such posts may occasionally be found in certain countries mainly in Asia and Latin America Yes, TEFL courses are officially unregulated but most decent schools that aren’t looking to separate you from your money requir...

Note that governments don't usually insist on this or that English-teaching qualification. What they often do, however, is to demand that candidates have a university degree (in any subject). This is usually related to work visa requirements - nothing to do with academic requirements.

My understanding is that these are not actual questions . They are in fact instructions (or even imperatives) formulated in question style to be polite , but in fact the speaker does not expect to receive an answer such as "Yes, I could" or "No, I couldn't" :) This is very common...

Wow. Great link. Thanks Oneota

As little as possible imho:
https://www.tefl.net/elt/articles/teach ... o-shut-up/