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...in EFL training and ensuring job placement following the course. We provide lists of job openings and contacts for language schools all over the world that are looking for English teachers. TEFL graduates have gone on to teach in Poland,...

...mountains in very basic living conditions. Part of this additional programme includes learning Nahuatl, the original language of the Mayas and Aztecs. This project is not just for budding medical students, this programme may also be suitable...

...teaching placements in primary and secondary schools in and around the coastal city of Yantai we are now offering languages courses. What will I do? This Program provides international students with opportunities to study not only the...

...to offer any support needed.The structure of your programme will depend on your past experience, areas of interest and language skills but many of our volunteers start their projects in a hospital for disabled children, where our physiotherapy...

, you can fly with spectacles. There is no other basic minimum requirement, but you need to be literate in the English Language and be able to understand basic and advanced mathematics. The three basic requirements for becoming a good pilot are...

...to the guidelines given. Your teacher is fluent in English as well as Spanish, so lessons can be held in whichever language you would prefer. BEGINNER LEVEL: This course aims to teach the principal technical aspects of photography and at...

...Language Course in Undiscovered Guatemala With majestic volcanoes rising out of lush green rainforest, highland villages steeped in tradition, and vibrant, spirited people, Guatemala is a magical destination!

Overview: There is no better or easier way to learn a language than to live, eat and breathe it ... and there is no better place to study than in vibrant, beautiful Brazil! Our Portuguese courses take place in both Rio de Janeiro, near the...

...football games to some of the best nightlife in world. Study Spanish In Buenos Aires: The best way to learn a language is to live, eat and breathe it. Taking part in a language immersion course in a Spanish-speaking country is the...

...of Spanish would be useful and volunteers would be obliged to spend two weeks in Quito participating in the intensive language course organised by Outreach International. Accommodation would be in the eco-lodge or staying with a local family....

...spend any time overseas, or even away from their hometown is still little more than a dream. A lack of quality English language text books and the fact that international travel is very difficult for the Chinese, means the chance to learn from a...

...two-week Spanish course when you arrive in Quito. The children and staff do not speak English so a knowledge of the language is important. It would be easy to socialise with the volunteers based in Quito and you would be invited to join in...

...choice. There is a great sense of satisfaction in seeing the enthusiasm of the children and the improvement in their language skills and ability. We also arrange placements with women's craft groups in villages outside of Cusco. Here you can...

Introduction We work with a number of locations in Cusco and the surrounding villages. When you arrive in Cusco we take you to visit the places that have a need for volunteers at the time and then you decide which placement (or placements) suit...

...a native English speaker work with them during this time would be highly beneficial for the development of their language. The children need love, care and adult attention. Some of them are orphans and sleep at KDFO. They need help with...

...last few years. Learning English is key to getting a good job after finishing formal education. English is the global language of the world and all children in Mongolia now study English as a second language through to the end of secondary...

...a cup of milky Roubus tea and have a chat to local staff and volunteers whilst trying to pick up some of the Xhosa language. Sometimes in the mornings I went on clinic visits in the centre’s old but trusty car, with the radio blaring. Once...

...such as rewards (stickers always go down well) for good behaviour. For the ‘stick’ be tough – voice and body language are all you really need (be confident, the kids can smell fear!) but you could also use a whistle or some other noisy...

...get frustrated. 6. Keep a diary – it can be a chore at times, but they’re great to read months/years later. 7. Try and speak the local language a little – people always warm to you if you try (even if you pronounce everything wrong!).

...Mandarin Languge Course - Location The best way to learn a language is to live, eat and breathe it... and the best way to learn Mandarin is in China, a country 5,000 years old with an amazing culture and heritage. It's the third-largestcountry