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TEFL Training World – a complete guide to the TEFL training courses and TEFL jobs available worldwide.
 
 
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TEFLTrainingWorld.com keeps visitors ahead of the curve by providing regular articles on a range of subjects of value to people heading towards a career in TEFL. Click on the articles below:
 
Teaching Vocabulary

Some people say teaching a language is simply teaching vocabulary with some grammar attached. Despite this, it is surprising the number of people who leave it out. Why? Well, perhaps it is not as straight forward as you might imagine. In this article we look at the basics of teaching English vocabulary. Just what are the key elements?  (April 26, 2008)

 
Self-access Learning

What happens when the teacher lets the students teach themselves? A scene from a St. Trinian’s film? Actually no... Students like to be given some autonomy and freedom to choose the direction of their study.  Click here to learn more on self-access learning.  (April 14, 2008)

 
 
 

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