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		<title>7 Crucial Questions to Ask Throughout Your TEFL Meeting</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[What can I ask the language schools during my interview?It could be very complicated to journey 6,000 miles to your next (or perhaps first) training position at a school half way round the world.So what you don&#8217;t want to do is find yourself at a school that does not suit you, wishing you were back [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>What can I ask the language schools during my interview?It could be very complicated to journey 6,000 miles to your next (or perhaps first) training position at a school half way round the world.So what you don&#8217;t want to do is find yourself at a school that does not suit you, wishing you were back home.The best way to prevent a problem scenario is always to thoroughly vet your likely schools, just as they&#8217;ll vet you. The best way to get this done is both before, and during the interview that you&#8217;ve with them.Background ChecksFirst see what you may discover on the internet. May be the college an an operation of a sizable brand (e.g. Disney, English First?) or is it a little separate school?Visit the school&#8217;s website (they must genuinely have one especially in today and age!) How well made is it? How informative? Is it set up specifically with areas for educators. Or is it only to try and promote classes to students?Lastly, see if there&#8217;s any data that you can find on the forums &#8211; although I&#8217;d be careful and take most forums with an of salt, as there are an of unreliable rants on them.Essential QuestionsRight, after you&#8217;ve determined that the university seems to be reliable, it&#8217;s time to get your questions ready for the interview.The format of that most interviews take is that the interviewer will ask you most of the questions first, quizzing you about your past experience and identity, before allowing you the opportunity to ask any questions that you might have.A good interviewer might have already included several of these questions, but if not, ber sure to ask so that you can be assured of arriving at a good school!1. What sort of students do you have?This is one that you&#8217;ll likely know already, but if you don&#8217;t, lead out with this one. Unless you do not mind which age groups you&#8217;ll be training! Nevertheless, it is helpful to know this and what type &#8211; company students, 1-to-1 lessons, university undergraduates, kindergarten, the more you know the higher prepared you&#8217;ll be.2. What&#8217;s the average class size?Again, some colleges attempt to ramp up the class dimension to 60 in China, but others have an insurance policy of having very small, individual class sizes of 2-3 students. Make certain it&#8217;s a size that you feel comfortable with.3. Will I be based at one site, or be required to go around?A very important question! Some ESL schools are recognized to &#8216;farm out&#8217; teachers to other primary and middle schools, without classes occurring on the actual premises. It&#8217;s a sneaky thing to do, and takes a lot of additional commuting from the teachers.Not all are this bad though, and some schools could have a deal with one or two government run schools that teachers are necessary to visit for one or two lessons per week, with the majority of the teaching being independently premises.4. What else is in the job description, besides teaching?Schools vary widely on this, with some schools requiring plenty of extra government work, and some allowing you to prepare in the home. Extra-curricular activities also can are categorized as this class, for example with student parties like Halloween and Christmas.5. Is there a particular training to follow?Most colleges do have a curriculum to follow, but it is always nice to know if it is likely to be one that you&#8217;ve adopted before, or if it&#8217;ll be a bespoke one.If the school doesn&#8217;t have a curriculum, then you&#8217;ll need to be aware that it will involve an awful lot more thinking about your part!6. What forms of methods are available for teachers?An clear one, but it can be an sign of how well the institution treats educators. If you are going to a college that provides interactive whiteboards, wifi entry, photocopiers, scanners, computers in work and bookshelves of resource books, then the school is likely the bookshelves value their teaching staff.7. What&#8217;s the teacher turnover like?If turnover is high, or teachers leave without re-signing contracts, or even leave before the end of their commitment, then something fishy is going on. You can find usually a couple of lecturers that leave early, it appears, but also for it to consistently happen means that something is typically not really right with the school.SummaryRemember to ask these questions, and you&#8217;ll be well along the way to choosing a good college that will be exciting to work for.Enjoy!</p>
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