A gap year can be expensive but with a TEFL Scotland certificate you could teach English abroad and fund your trip as well as experiencing a country in one of the most amazing ways possible.
Dingwall, Ross-Shire, UK, April 12, 2010 (PRESSbooth.ORG) -- The economic crisis left the UK with the highest rate of unemployment in twelve years and with cuts made to university budgets it’s now more difficult than ever to get a place at a university. Maybe you’re hoping to re-apply for university next year and have a year to kill? Or maybe you’ve got your degree but want to get away and see some of the world before you look for a career? Or, for whatever reason, you just really want to escape for a year?
You have a desire to travel but travelling doesn’t tend to be cheap. What to do? Well, how about getting paid to work abroad teaching something that already comes naturally to you? Teaching English is an amazing way of experiencing a country – the fact that you get paid for it makes it all the better!
Before jumping on that plane, have a bit of a think. You speak English but do you know how to teach it? While it is possible to find teaching work in some countries without a teaching qualification, you don’t want to find yourself standing in front of a class of thirty eleven-year-olds and suddenly realise that, actually, you don’t know how on earth you’re going to teach these kids English.
What you need, first of all, is to do a bit of preparation and learning yourself.
With TEFL Scotland you can get the teaching qualification you need to start teaching around the world in just a single weekend. The 20-hour weekend course is held throughout Scotland from Stornoway to Dumfries and is all you need to get you started on an amazing gap year.
The cost of the course is £195 but wait, there’s more! Not only will you gain a certificate that will open up many more job opportunities but TEFL Scotland will even help you find a job! TEFL Scotland has contacts across the globe in Thailand, South Korea, Czech Republic, China, Greece, Spain and more and can help you find a job that is right for you. Importantly, you will receive plenty of support from people who have actually done it so you can be sure that you are being given advice from people who know what they’re talking about!
Maybe you’ll enjoy teaching so much that you decide to extend your stay but for those who intend their gap year to really be a gap year, you’ll probably be returning home and on the job hunt. A year teaching abroad will have left you with a great CV so not only have you spent a year doing something unforgettable but you’re now more employable!
For more information go to
http://www.teflscotland.co.uk
Contact:
Joe Hallwood
TEFL Scotland
Ross-Shire Business Centre
1 Castle Street
Dingwall, Ross-Shire
IV15 9HU
0871 221 8335
joe @ teflscotland.co.uk
http://www.teflscotland.co.uk
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