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Jul 23, 2010
I have a question concerning the requirements for non-native teachers working in the UK. I know that CELTA is a must, but it is a certificate for those with no previous experience in teaching. What about linguists? I got my B.A. in English Philology (teaching specialisation, 2years of methodology courses and practices) and I am entitled to teach English in my country. Doing CELTA would be a repetition of my studies. I have my qualifications and diploma in both languages, but I suppose these are not recognised abroad? (it's a shame as it takes the same effort). Still, doning CELTA in this case would be necessary for me? If anyone could help me, I would be grateful ;-)
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