1. As a result, all schools now demand qualifications of some kind, such as a TEFL (Teaching English as a Foreign Language), CELTA (Certificate in English Language Teaching to Adults) or TESOL (Teaching of English to Speakers of Other Languages) certificate.

2. Once she has the confidence and passion to go off alone we could tailor–make a trip for her, such as an in–depth exploration of South East Asia including some more volunteering.‘ Tom Griffiths from www.Gapyear.com says ‘It will help Yvette‘s initial worries enormously to complete a Tefl course before she leaves.

3. Anna Perkins from STA Travel says ‘Thanks to Patrick‘s age he is eligible for special student rates on flights, passes and tours, but accommodation on top could push him over budget, so before he leaves we‘d recommend he invest in a 40–hour Tefl course at 230 so he can work while travelling.

4. I am a certified TEFL/TESOL english coach and trainer from a versatile business and management background and seek an opportunity to further add greater value in growing and developing english speaking, writing and conversational, skills for corporate business executives and students.

5. "It is absolutely essential for British children to learn other languages and we will be working hard to put further strategies in place to ensure this happens." Language teaching in universities 18.07.2005: Staff question Oxford Brookes language cull 11.07.2005: Language cull at Oxford Brookes 06.03.2003: Past experience puts students off languages 05.11.2002: Dumbing down: modern language university departments are closing 05.11.2002: Silence falls: documenting the extinction of languages 05.11.2002: Young ambassadors: the university year abroad Language teaching in schools 18.12.2002: Clarke targets primary schools in language strategy 05.11.2002: Dancing to a different tune: Learning Catalan in Spain 05.11.2002: Tongue tied: the teaching of modern languages Taking a Tefl course 05.11.2002: Advanced–level complaints: Tefl students and their expectations Comment 05.11.2002: High Wire: Globalisation isn‘t all bad