I live in Kenya, Africa. would like to do a correspondance course in teaching 4 primary school. How can i do this? all american studies are only 4 the US...HELP!!!
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university of pheonix online
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While I am not a teacher at present I will tell you the experience of our sons.  In a transfer that took our family from the States to France our sons struggled with the strict atmosphere and lack of help for the students in the international school we put them in (hoping it would be better suited to them. . . . .wrong).  Time was not given to do any work at school, that was to be done at home and turned in promptly,  they had no problem holding students back a year until the school believed they could pass the exams that were given every couple of years which tested on ALL aspects of learning within those years (the Bacculaureate covered all years in school and if you did not score high enough on just one portion (math, language,etc.) you were made to repeat the entire year again.\n\nAfter 1 1/2 years of this and the school wanting to put our sons back 2 years because they didn't think their French was good enough to pass the tests, we found an American school in Switzerland and they finished their high school there.  \n\nHomework is the key.  In the States it was never cool to be at home doing your homework.  However, in Europe you will not survive school without doing homework.  At their school in Switzerland there was mandatory study hall 3 hours EVERY night.  In France the teenagers had little time to do anything because they were always at home or the library doing their homework.  \n\nThe students were prepared the minute they entered the classroom to learn.  They were respectful to the teachers as well as to each other and quiet when the teacher was talking.  This provided a reason for the teachers to be respectful of them as well and willing to listen to their ideas and suggestions.\n\nThey also had field trips to learn about the country they were living in and to show their gratitude to the city where they went to school, they did continutal service projects for the city in many ways, i.e. beautification of town square, mentoring younger towns children, helping on the ski slopes when needed.  Because of this the town loved them, trusted them and at graduation would hang out windows and doorways to wave and shout congratulations to them.\n\nI can't think of a better way to learn.  Not just from books, but to learn first hand about a culture.  Oh, and by the way - out of the 250 students, there were 47 countries represented.  The school was very dilegent in making sure everyone had several countries represented in their dorms which held 4 students.  This gave them one on one contact in both learning and dealing with other cultures and customs.  Not all of them were stellar roommates, but the students did learn tolerance.  How great is that.
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For one, I would talk to teachers in my community. I would also ask my local university's department of education for information. Also, contact your local school board to find out about employment listings, etc.
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Try this group.  We used them when we were home schooling. \n\nhttp://www.connectionsacademy.com/portal/google.asp
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hi\nhow can you  you ask this question to us? your friend  should  post this question to us ? that means  she is not eligible to any of this country's unless she change her mind, she can't even come to write this question for herself???? how can she go  US or UK  for further study.  i think  she should  more  active and  enthusiatics first , then post her questin here?\nwe all are here for her.\nmanoj
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education.yahoo.com gives most universities. I havn't seen a university they don't have yet for those inside the united states. Europe (if eouro=europe) though, I havn't found a good source yet.
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I found this sites, and it looks like a pretty interesting oportunity.\nVolunteer in Africa - An International Campus for the Humanization of Mankind & the Care of Our Planet \nhttp://www.cctg.org/\n  \n\n \n\nAfter a completed Preparation period at Campus California TG do the each participants get a defined job position at one or more projects in Mozambique. The job positions are normally decided 3 months within the program in California and at the moment are Development Instructors from Campus California TG working with the following projects:\n\n*One World University - Training teachers to work at Mozambican Teacher training colleges\n*Escola de Professores do Fututo - Teacher Training College educating elementary schools teachers for rural schools.\n*Cidadela das criancas - Childrens town \n*HOPE - HIV/AIDS work\n*ADPP Collegio - Vocational school\n \nThere are many options, if this is not enough, Yahoo.com will help you find more.\nGOOD LUCK!
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I took what was then called the COTE (Certificate for Overseas Teachers of English) which is very similar to what you wish to take.  I would highly recommend any Teacher Training course that Cambridge University has to offer.  They are experts in the field and it shows.  These types of courses are very practical.  You will be able to apply everything you have learned immediately.   I hope this helps.
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well uk english had spelling like programme usa spells it program.  what english did you learn? most From Africa learn uk english I think.
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I CANT FIND ONE I LOOKED BEFORE I TRIED EVERY WEBSITE YOU CAN THINK OF AND RESEARCHED,BUT OMG!!!!!! THATS THE PRIMARY SCHOOL I WENT TO HOW CAN WE GET IN TOUCH WITH EACH OTHER???
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Well, you can give classes of something to kids from your neighborhood.\nI'm just in the same situation, and i'm starting to offer english classes to kids, so i can do that in my house, and i can be with my son as well - he migth even help if he wants.\nI live in Mexico, that's why i'm thinking of doing that, in the public schools we have not english classes for kids.
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Sorry I'm from Australia. Have you tried searching their names on the web or contacting the schools you attended to see if they can get in contact with these people? \n\nGood luck!
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This is the web site for the University of Pretoria Law School. The bottom right side has a Contact Us link. I would think someone might be able to help. If only by telling you who to contact. I truely hope this helps you.\n\nhttp://www.up.ac.za/academic/law/index.htm
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yes loads of contacts, try accommodation office for local university. They need to be police checked and approved. Lots of English language schools use our facilities out of term time.  Would this be like the US Ambassador programme?
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i can't help you on how do u get into oceanography program in your country. but i'm currently studying something connecting to oceanography in my country and i just wanna wish you all the best in getting into this program!! ^^\n\nps:  and yes its interesting and not to mention lots of fun too.
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Here is a bit of detail from Wikipedia.  Perhaps you could contact one of the schools that is listed in the link at the bottom?  Good Luck!
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My daughter would love to help but I'm afraid she lives in Essex so it's a bit far to commute for lessons. However, on that basis I would have thought you may well get a response from someone a little more local to you. Few people that know B.S.L. advertise their services as a tutor as there is not the demand and most  of the hearing B.S.L users look for employment as interpreters. Keep posting and, with a little luck, the right person may read this.\nHave you tried posting this in Special Education?\nGood luck.