[Denver]

Jez, Sorry, Gez and Jasetheace,

I know it is difficult enough for people to live their dreams by getting out and about into the world and try to make a living to get by. I fully respect you for doing what you are trying to do Jase. Good for you that you are doing it for the experience, not so good for the kids or the parents of the kids who spend money to be taught by who they assume to be, a time served, fully qualified and 'professional' English teacher.

I did read your post Jase and simply marked it as my TEFL tutor would have done with my course work. Needless to say, I think you know what he/she would have written at the bottom of the page (Marking handed in work is part of the TEFL course work as you know)

I did want to jump right back onto this thread and have a go at you, however, you have given PARA some useful information to provide his mate. He can now, hopefully, make an informed (and the right) decision I hope! As to following the TEFL route or not. Added to the fact that Gez (and I assume others) picked up on what I was going to say anyway.

Thanks for the PM Para, not a problem and fully understand. See you out there then!

The case for the defence of the English language rests. Fullstop.