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English language Support Teacher

redheadqueen · 2014-03-12 20:18:36

Hi guys, I have a degree in Early Education but working with preschool children is not enough for me anymore. I was thinking to complete a TESOL/CELTA course...but I dont know whether it would be enough for me to work in primary school as a language support...of some sort. Anyone has any suggestions of what to do? Is it…

12-03-2014 8:18pm

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redheadqueen

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Hi guys,
I have a degree in Early Education but working with preschool children is not enough for me anymore. I was thinking to complete a TESOL/CELTA course...but I dont know whether it would be enough for me to work in primary school as a language support...of some sort. Anyone has any suggestions of what to do? Is it even worth doing?
Thanks x

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#2 12-03-2014 9:25pm

byhookorbycrook

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To work as an EAL teacher, you will need to be a fully qualified primary teacher and you will be competing against all those teachers who have already worked in this role for a quickly disappearing no. of jobs.

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