How do they teach English in schools of  Germany?
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From my experience as an American in a Gymnasium - they taught alot of British pronunciation, spelling & grammar. Alot of literature & stuff. \n\nThe course was tough even though I was a native English speaker.
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German and English are very similar to each other. It's similar to learning a new language.
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Well, you do not specify which school. Personally, in high school I learnt English. Later I learnt French in L'Alliance Francaise , and German in the school of languages
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I think the best way is to actually learn about other fields. If you want to teach business English, take some business classes and then apply your new found knowledge to teaching. Some goes for any other specialty.\n\nOften, schools want someone with actual experience in the field, such as time working in the business world or for a computer company.
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take spoken english classes.
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Depends on the subject.  There is always a need for TESL (Teaching English as a Second Language) teachers around the world.  You need to get TESL certification and then choose a country or program that would place you.  I've listed some sites below that should help.  Good luck!
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Try this site for info on Learning German in Aachen.\nhttp://www-zhv.rwth-aachen.de/zentral/english_international_office_admissions_german_language_skills.html
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1) Try to speek with native speakers of English as much as you can.\n\n2) Try computer-aided language learning tools, They're great, you can hear the prununciation of english words (here's a list : http://www.lang.ox.ac.uk/library/call/sw/english.html )\n\n3) Listen to american television, with closed captioning on \n\n4) Try to get a course at Berlitz school : http://www.berlitz.com
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First of all, learn how to speak and write correct English.  Then, contact the available Government agencies.
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This could be done through practical learning in the language environment.  A classroom/language village could be so used.
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There are the same opportunities here in Germany as any place else.  I guess maybe I don't understand what you mean when you say "higher"\nMy husband is stationed here in Kaiserslautern, Germany and from what I have observed, If you need it they have it......but chances are it will be taught in German. so if you speak German then finding the classes or job you need will be easy.
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You could apply for positions as a language assistant through the British Coucil (www.britishcouncil.org) at English schools.  They run well established teaching assistanship programmes all over the world as well as in the UK.  I took part in a similar exchange as an English teaching assistant in Germany without any teaching qualifications.  Good luck!
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If you want your students to start reading English FROM the first class (review your prepositions, there, teacher!), you need to surround them with English print.\n\nYou can start them with "echo" reading, where you all share the same text, you read a sentence out loud to them, they say it back to you....\n\nHave magazines with lots of pictures on hand, and have them search for articles using that day's vocabulary words.\n\nFind a translation into English of a well-known children's story from the students' country/culture. Read it aloud in English to them, using the pictures and already known vocabulary for them to recall the overall meaning of each step in the story.\n\nAnd so on.\n\nGood luck!
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You don't.  Germany has a high unemployment rate and you have to be hired before you arrive.  If you have a natural attachment to Germany such as being the spouse of a service person, then yes there are jobs available around the bases.  I would love to teach in Germany.
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every bigger city got a university or fachhochschule...the reason why we dont have so many like you people is because germany is way smaller than the states...ever thought about it?we are not send to schools because of our abitur grade...i chose my university...but actually, i dunno if we really need jobseekers...send ur papers to some university or fachhochschulen and try...honestly i doubt since we dont have enough jobs for the people who live there lol\n\ngood luck though
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I can't answer that, but type in BBC languages and they teach German, it's free interactive and very good\n\nAuf Wiedersien
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What you would be wise to do is to ask permission to either sit in on an ESL class or interview students or former students about their experiences.  If they are speaking English and able to work, make purchases, deal with paperwork, then the success is evident.\n\nI believe that in order to teach ESL an instructor must participate in training and be certified to teach.\n\nBut the answers to your questions like with the students who took the course - can they speak English to their own satisfaction?  If they are not able to do so, what prevented them from reaching their goal of learning to speak English?