STARTBODY

Teach English in Newfoundland and Labrador - TESOL Courses

Do you want to be TEFL or TESOL-certified in Newfoundland and Labrador? Are you interested in teaching English in Newfoundland and Labrador? Check out our opportunities in this beautiful US state, Become certified to Teach English as a Foreign Language and start teaching English in your community or abroad! Teflonline.net offers a wide variety of Online TESOL Courses and a great number of opportunities for English Teachers and for Teachers of English as a Second Language.
Check out which city/town you may be more interested in and start your journey|

Hampden
In this unit I learned about the various parts of speech in a sentence. It started out with the basic noun and moved onto its subcategories. Next was adjectives and their role in describing nouns. I l
Read more
Hants Harbour
I found this unit to be very interesting because I am learning more about the teaching aspect, rather than the English language. I liked the disciplinary section as well as the seating arrangement sec
Read more
Happy Adventure
This unit introduced the concept of basic sentence structure. While I have an excellent understanding of English sentences and grammar, I don't know many of the correct names of the parts of a sentenc
Read more
Happy Valley Goose Bay
This unit was extremely helpful in providing different methods and techniques a teacher can employ in the classroom. I learned the structure of a boomerang lesson versus the more traditional ESA metho
Read more
Harbour Breton
This unit was very helpful to remind me the present tense and their particular characteristics. Some of them are very tricky, especially the present simple and the present perfect. One of the things t
Read more
Harbour Grace
This unit teaches us the meaning and functions of different parts of speech we use daily when communicating. Some of us for a long time have been using this rules without knowing where they came from.
Read more
Harbour Main Chapels Cove Lakeview
This unit is about present tens. There are several form types in present tens and some of them are difficult to distinguish the difference of how they are used. Because some countries like japan for e
Read more
Hare Bay
Amazing how a whole aspect of the English language is dedicated to things that can't or won't happen. That's life. Found most of the unit quite ok but the instructor on the video for conditionals was
Read more
Hawkes Bay
Parts of speech in the english language can be broken up into several sections.Briefly mentioning some parts of structure of the english language.Noun which is the Name of a place or person, etc.There
Read more
Hearts Content
In this unit I got a chance to brush up on all my parts of speech. Grammar can sometimes be confusing this unit explained the different sections of grammar very well. It is very important for an engli
Read more
Hearts Delight Islington
The basic rules for modal auxiliary verbs are explained well. Obligation, possibility and probability, permission and prohibition, ability and advice are used with good examples. The modal verbs don't
Read more
Hearts Desire
I learned that a good teacher is not necessarily someone who simply shows up and does their job, but one who is invested in the classroom, the students, and the overall learning process. A teacher wea
Read more
Hermitage Sandyville
The material in this unit discusses the different roles of a teacher and the importance of understanding when certain roles should be taken. As a teacher you need to know when to manage, when to facil
Read more
Holyrood
This unit covered the use of a wide variety of materials that can be used in an English lesson. Materials can be many things, such as technology (DVDs, videos, cassettes), game materials, props, objec
Read more
Hopedale
My day job is as an editor for both fiction and non-fiction writers, and there were some things that even refreshed my memory when it came to parts of speech. I had completely forgotten about gerunds,
Read more
Howley
It was really beneficial because it made me able distinguish between the creativity of the course book and my own supplementary material that I can offer others to do which influences the children dir
Read more
Hughes Brook
I paid three hundred and fifty dollars for this course. I have yet to (need to) use the tutor, nor have I found reason to watch the videos. Perhaps my biggest complaint, however, is that the tests are
Read more
Humber Arm South
I'm retiring soon but would like to work in another country. I am an accredited mental health social worker and believe I could be an asset to your welfare system. I'm currently studying the thai lang
Read more
Indian Bay
This unit focuses in teaching productive skills: writing and speaking. While both are quite different, both are used for the same purpose: to communicate. We must know the importance of integrate all
Read more
Irishtown Summerside
This unit explains how to teach a new language and its focus is on vocabulary, grammar and functions. Teaching vocabulary is very important at an early stage, because that is when students are at thei
Read more
Isle aux Morts
Much of this material in this particular unit was somewhat of a review for me as a former undergraduate of a school of education. While the majority of this topic is something that I am familiar with,
Read more
Jacksons Arm
The unit has taught me about the relationship between the learner and teacher, the qualities of each and has given me an understanding of the roles of a teacher as well as the levels of learner to exp
Read more
Joe Batts Arm Barrd Islands Shoal Bay
Module 2 introduces the different parts of speech to the student. First a sentence is broken down into 3 categories of Subject, Verb, Object. Then looking further in detail, we can understand that the
Read more
Keels
This unit has enlightened me as to the more technical aspects of using English in my every day life." I really like the way the content is presented. It is well organised and clearly explained with a
Read more
Kings Cove
Unit 5 is a reflection on Unit 4, it continues the topic covered in previous Unit - Materials. It further more shows how to adapt games to the topic of the lesson, how to choose an appropriate game ac
Read more
Kings Point
Unit one was quite informative on many levels. I feel that it clearly stated what the common characteristics are of a good teacher. The relationship that the students have with their teacher is a very
Read more
Kippens
My teaching experience is with young learners. I taught in an a public elementary school. I enjoyed teaching children for the most part. I would like to teach another age group but I can see some o
Read more
Labrador City
Unit 6 focuses on past tenses, we can again see the importance, of these sentence structures when teaching the English language. The first structure was past simple, actions that were done at a defini
Read more
Lamaline
This Unit is a concise outline of a vast chapter of the English grammar which provides a relevant base of this subject - the parts of speech. My perception is that a good understanding of this complex
Read more
LAnse au Clair
Unite one gives an idea of what both a good teacher and a good learner should be like. It gives one an overview of the different levels of English knowledge a learner may have, as well as their differ
Read more
LAnse au Loup
The central focus of this lesson was to outline various methods and techniques of teaching English to L2 learners, as well as to provided an overview of various activities that the teacher can use to
Read more
Lark Harbour
This chapter touches upon some very important facts that a teacher must know Before entering a class. It covers how a teacher must behave around the students, what is the best way to organise activiti
Read more
LaScie
Classroom management can make all the difference in the world if set up correctly. Students at the beginning of something new, such as learning a new language or activity, can naturally be apprehensiv
Read more
Lawn
The content of this unit really forced me to slow down and analyze the structure of sentences. As was stated in the material, as a native speaker we put these pieces together without thinking about th
Read more
Leading Tickles
In this unit we learned about the 'dos and donts' of classroom management. Although it was not explicitly expressed, I felt this unit was more about dealing with youngsters than groups of adults, beca
Read more
Lewins Cove
Unit 2 has given me a solid foundation from which to build up my English language teaching skills. Surprisingly, I did not initially know many of the elements that were introduced in this unit, despit
Read more
Lewisporte
This unit was basically a crash course on the parts of speech such as nouns, verbs, adverbs, and more. There were a lot of things I'd forgotten since highschool and it took me a little by surprise. I
Read more
Little Bay
Nouns, verbs, adverbs, adjectives, nouns, articles, and prepositions are the basic building blocks of a sentence. These are ?parts of speech.? Each part of speech contains its own set of categories an
Read more
Little Bay East
The unit discusses grammar basics and how important it is for teachers to be aware of those roles in order to avoid losing confidence of students. Each word in a sentence can be further classified, t
Read more
Little Bay Islands
It is always fun to learn a new theory and use of that theory. I enjoyed seeing how the study of language is similar to the study of psychology. I often have employed these techniques without breaki
Read more
Little Burnt Bay
A short and interesting chapter/unit with parts of repetition, parts new material. I feel like I knew most of it from Before, and have read a lot about it during this course, I felt like I knew most a
Read more
Logy Bay Middle Cove Outer Cove
I have never thought of these varieties of names for every word we say; especially, the five types of main adverbs - manner, place, time, degree, and frequency - make me think as to how I am going to
Read more
Long Harbour Mount Arlington Heights
This unit covered various methodologies used to teach ESL. Approaches are explained and evaluated and it is noted that each student and teacher will have their own 'best fit' for an optimum lesson. T
Read more
Lords Cove
Unit 1 outlined the qualities which contribute to making a good teacher. Many of these qualities revolve around personal empathy and showing respect for individual learners. In addition the Unit outli
Read more
Lourdes
In unit 2 we looked at the different parts of speech: nouns (singular and plural, countable and uncountable), adjectives and their placement in a sentence, the comparative and superlative forms of adj
Read more
Lumsden
In this unit, I remembered about some grammar topics I have not thought about in a while like transitive and intransitive verbs. I also had time to review some of the past participles that in my opini
Read more
Lushes Bight Beaumont Beaumont North
I have learned how to explain the different parts of a sentence to students. I have also learned the difference between transitive and intransitive verbs which I did not have very clear and how the a
Read more
Main Brook
This unit was very helpful in providing clear and understandable real-life examples and materials that I will be able to use as a future teacher of English. The activities are useful and give practica
Read more
Makkovik
I learned many things in the course I learned that grammar is very complicated and that I must be precise in what I am explaining. As well, it is important to know this material very well, in order t
Read more
Marys Harbour
This unit was most difficult one I’ve studied. So it was very hard to do finish my task. But it means this unit is very useful in realistic situation (class). I can’t forge
Read more
ENDBODY