I currently teach English and I have a bachelor's degree in English. I would like to gain an international recognized diploma/certificate in education so that I can claim it as an international teaching license. What are the best or strongest certificates that I can study for in 6 months to a year?
There is no such diploma or certificate that will allow you to teach anywhere in the world. Teaching is not standardised around the world. Ex: Regardless of your teaching credentials, if you wish to teach in say Canada, you have to be recertified to prove you meet the provincial standards for any province you want to work in. To teach in Canada you need a Bachelor's in Education from a recognised university. Anything less and you won't be allowed near a school. Then you have a bigger hurdle, finding a job that is authorised to hire a foreign worker. No international certificate will allow you to bypass all the requirements. Your best option is to look at specific countries and find out what they require. Some may be happy with a degree in English, others will demand much more.
My Tae Kwon do teacher is SOOOO mean?
It sounds like he may be a little over the top by breaking a sword out of anger, but it depends on the situation. As for the other stuff, he sounds like a good, strict instructor. You need to follow proper etiquette. He's not your buddy, he's your teacher so you must address him with respect. As for sparring and hurting you - THAT'S WHAT HAPPENS IN A REAL FIGHT! By upping the intensity of training, you won't be helpless and overwhelmed when someone comes at you aggressively in the real world. You're learning a martial art, not taking cardio kickboxing. So stop whining, be disciplined and you'll become a warrior. Good luck and train hard!
Do HRs, Biology teachers, English teachers get to travel the world?
Perhaps in other countries, English teachers get to travel the world. In the United States, they generally aren’t paid well enough to travel at all. They may be married to a spouse who earns more money, but that’s less due to being a teacher than to marrying someone with money.Hope that helps.
Which is the most affordable yoga teacher training center in India?
There are many yoga teacher training centers in India, especially in Rishikesh but only few offer yoga teachers training at affordable prices. I would personally recommend you to join Ekattva Yogshala in Rishikesh if you are short on money.The yoga teacher training center is run by Manohar Ji who has been learning the ancient science of yoga since the age of 5 from the great holy sages of India. All the trainers have University Education in Yogic sciences and have conducted sessions across the world.Ekattva yoga institute provides 200 hour yoga teacher training that covers Hatha Yoga, Astanga Yoga, Vinyas Flow, and Meditation techniques at less than $1200 only.The Yoga Alliance certification covers hotel accommodation and meals during the 28-day stay.So, I think it’s a great deal for people who want to learn yoga and get certified to pursue a career in yoga training.Call +91-7895-204-585email at info@spiritualpanditz.com to discuss your queries.Visit spiritualpunditz.com for information about the training center.
Can a foreigner become a teacher in the UK?
The answer is yes, a foreigner can become a teacher in the UK or at least they could when I was at school in the 1970s and early ‘80s. I have no reason to believe that the situation has changed.In order to become a schoolteacher you would need to take a PGCE at a British university after you’ve completed your degree in medicine. With a degree in medicine, you could probably choose to specialize in almost any science subject, maths or your native language if it’s something other than English. If your native language is English, the PGCE admissions tutors prefer people with a degree in English or English Literature for specializing in English teaching.If you wish to become a lecturer at a university, you’d need to do a PhD at any university (anywhere in the world with sufficient standing for the British system) in a subject for which a degree in medicine is an appropriate first degree. You might choose something like pharmacology or physiology. After your PhD thesis has been accepted, you would need to become a postdoc at a university, again anywhere in the world with sufficient standing. After a few years as a postdoc, you will be able to apply for positions as a lecturer. You might find it easiest to pursue your medical career with a view to eventually becoming a lecturer in medicine.As far as becoming a schoolteacher is concerned, I’m fairly certain that equivalent qualifications to the PGCE from other EEA countries would be acceptable and possibly from certain other countries. As an example, as Canada is considered to have an excellent school system, my guess is that the equivalent Canadian qualification might well be acceptable.The one problem you might have is getting into the UK. If you’re from an EEA country, that’s not a problem currently. If you’re from a Third World country, there may be obstacles. If you’re from the US, there are probably ways in that you can find and the same goes for wealthier countries in the Commonwealth, such as Canada and Australia but also somewhere like Singapore.