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Before you commit your time and energy to travel across the world to teach English in another country, why not get some first-hand experience in the Twin Cities? Teaching English to immigrant and refugee populations is a great opportunity. Volunteer teaching can help you decide if teaching English is for you and prepare you for teaching in another country. In addition to Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL) certification, actual teaching experience is perhaps the most important qualification that employers are looking for when choosing among candidates. There are many organizations and schools in the area where volunteers can gain experience teaching English.
Before volunteering in the Twin Cities, you might consider attending an ESL Pre-Service Training Session through the Minnesota Literacy Council. These 12-hour workshops introduce different teaching strategies and activities and help you to effectively manage a multi-level, culturally diverse classroom. Contact Suzanne McCurdy at 651.645.2277, ext. 218.
ESL Schools & Organizations in the Twin Cities
Beyond the Barriers Chicanos Latinos Unidos en Servicio (CLUES) CommonBond Communities East Metro Learning Center ESL Language Department English Learning Center Franklin Learning Center |
Metro Institute for New Americans Jane Addams School for Democracy North Adult Basic Education Minnesota Internship Center Charter School Ronald M. Hubbs Center for Lifelong Learning Salvation
Army English Language Programs Roseville, MN 55113 Wellstone International School |
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For more information about teaching English abroad, attend a Teaching English Abroad First Step Meeting.
Last modified on November 21, 2008 |