ESL Teacher without a degree?
Hi there Jesska, It is possible to become an ESL teacher without a degree, it just means that the list of countries available to you is slightly shorter. You are correct, the issue with not having a degree and teaching in Japan is largely due to visa reasons. I'd advise you to take a look at this article called 'No Degree?...No problem! You can still teach abroad.' for a list of countries available to you as well as examples of people who've taught without degrees! http://www.onlinetefl.com/tefl-chalkboar... The e-book TEFL Uncovered is also really useful as it contains details about the requirements needed to teach in numerous countries worldwide. http://www.onlinetefl.com/contact-tefl-t... Hope this helps and good luck!
What are the best courses after B.A in English literature?
To pursue M.A in English Literature will be the best option after B.A in English Literature. But you are free to choose according to your will and ambition. There are many professional courses like Journalism and Mass Communication, Linguistics, Film Editing, Visual communication etc. there are many academic courses like M.A, M.Phil and Ph.D, which you can pursue if you want to go for research work or wants to be a professor. If you want to work directly after B.A. then you can succeed in business, management and finance, government service, library work, marketing and advertising. Mass communication is a good field for you, if you have good fluency over the language. There are many other courses that can help you to fetch a good salaried job. You can also complete Masters in Journalism and can work as sub-editors and reporters in the print media or as assistant information officer and public relation officer in the Government’s information service . A good personality and fluency can fetch you the job as news reporter on T.V. EFLU courses stands for English and Foreign Languages University that provides M.A in Media and Mass communication and M.A in English courses. It includes scripting for radio and T.V; writing for newspapers; business writing and oral communication and presentation skills; educational technology; visual communication; media in communication. You can opt for any of the above discussed fields.You can also go for management courses such as MBA and Master of Financial Programs and Post Graduate Diploma programs conducted by the leading institutes and universities are very good options. Can take commerce as an additional subject have even higher prospects. MBA airline and airport management programs are also suitable options. So it is clearly visible that there are a vast number of career options to choose from. You just have to listen to your heart and put the pedal on the metal and go for your dreams.
Does moroccan citizen need visa to enter usa as tourist?
um yes i dont know of any country except maybe canada that doesnt need a visa...
Courses i have to take to becom a stewardess/Flight attendant?
Hi:-) I've been wondering around google looking for these but all I got is that I have to be majoring in communication and speech etc....But my problem is that,what courses offer communication and speech?or communication and speech itself is a course?I'm kinda confused..thanks in advance
Which is the best course for hotel management?
Courses after graduation are:Master of Hotel ManagementMSc. Hotel ManagementMasters of Hotel Management and Catering TechnologyMSc. Airlines, Tourism and HospitalityMBA in Tourism and HispitalityMaster of Science in Hotel ManagementMaster of Business Administration in Tourism and Hotel ManagementMaster of Philosophy in Tourism and Hotel ManagementMaster of Science in Hospitality AdministrationPost Graduate Diploma in Accommodation Operation and ManagementPost Graduate Diploma in Dietetics and Hospital Food ServicePost Graduate Diploma in Hotel Management (PGDHM)Post Graduate Diploma in Hotel Management and Catering TechnologyPost Graduate Diploma in Tourism and Hotel ManagementSome of the top colleges offering courses in Hotel Management are:Indian Institute of Hotel Management (IIHM)GESTO Culinary & Hospitality AcademyDr. Ambedkar Institute of Hotel ManagementIndian Institute of Hotel Management and Culinary ArtsOberoi Centre of Learning and DevelopmentMerit Swiss Asian School of Hotel ManagementWelcome Group Graduate School of Hotel AdministrationRizvi College of Hotel ManagementLovely Professional University
When do you call a student graduate and an undergraduate?
Undergraduate students are working on an associate’s degree (2 years) or a bachelor’s degree (4 years). Graduate students are working on a master’s degree (usually about 2–3 years). Doctoral (or PhD) students are working on a PhD (I think 2 years?). Sometimes students are postdocs (after PhD), postgrads, etc. There are also “non-degree seeking” students, who are not trying to earn a particular degree. They would generally be classified as undergraduate, graduate, etc. based on similar criteria (are they taking undergraduate or graduate level courses). However there are combined courses where grad students have additional assignments compared to undergrads, and sometimes the higher level undergrad classes overlap the lower level grad classes.
1 day for tourism in (and around) Chennai - What to do?
Idle to go through Tamil Nadu tourism One day trip which takes care of all Famous temples in Chennai. You can also try to visit by Car the following temples, try to avoid Sunday, Tuesday & Friday as it will be quite rush in all Amman Temples in particular. You can decide from the following your choises: Thirvatriyur - Vadivudaiamman Temple. Thiruverkadu - Karumariamman Temple. Mangadu - Kamatchi Amman Temple. Triplicane - Parthasarathy Temple. Triplicane - Big street Pillayar Temple - very powerfull. Mylapore - Kapaleeswaranr Temple. Santhome - Ayappan Temple. Besant Nagar - Ashta Lakshmi Temple. Besant Nagar - Arupadai Veedu. Vadapalani - Murugan Temple. The day will be over if you can acheive all these temples and it is possible if you leave very early by car and go on a systamatic routing. It will be difficult to go every where as there are so many and in the process of visiting these temples you will also come across Marina Beach world second Longest Beach, War memorial, State Assemble, High Court, etc *
Can I still be successful with a useless Bachelor's degree?
To be honest, most jobs that require very specific education usually need more than just a bachelor's degree: the upshot of which is that lots of jobs often require you only to prove that you can commit to and complete a degree, and aren't too concerned about what it was in, specifically. Of course, the general subject matter is usually important (you're not going to become a museum curator with an aerospace degree), but so long as it's vaguely connected in some way, that's fine. You just need to learn how to tailor your responses on interviews/applications to make your qualifications relevent. Don't look at the 'fisheries science' part of it. Look at the subjects you've done and the skills they've given you (for example, perhaps....report writing, literature reviews, critical thinking, project management and so on). The actual content is neither here nor there. So, look at what your life goals are, then look at what the skills your degree has given you can do to help you get there. If they call you on it at interview or whatever, say just that: that university was about learning skills, and learning how to learn, rather than about learning specific knowledge. Let them know that you've equipped yourself with skills that enable you to adapt to new situations, rather than just learning how to parrot textbooks. So, erm...yes is my answer. You can be successful. Absolutely.