Top Tips for Non Native English Teachers | CELTA Tips

Подписаться 18 тыс.

Просмотров 15 тыс.

50% 1

Advice for non-native speaking teachers of English is usually limited during the CELTA course. However, in today's video, we look at some tips for non-native speakers of English with Marek Kiczkowiak of TEFL Equity Advocates & Academy.
Several Steps You Need To Follow To Get Hired as a Non-Native Speaker Teacher:
- teflequityadvocates.com/2019/...
Find out a bit more about TEFL Equity Advocates & Academy here:
- / @teflequityadvocates
- teflequityadvocates.com/
Courses available:
- teflequityadvocates.com/academy/
Here are some of the recommended books for those wishing to undertake the CELTA:
1. English Grammar in Use: amzn.to/2F1N9c7
2. Learning Teaching: amzn.to/2KGjGIj
3. Teaching English Grammar: amzn.to/2X1SiuO
Other CELTA Videos to watch:
a. How To Become An English Language Teacher: • Teacher Training Episo...
b. Five Top Grammar Books For The CELTA Course: • Use These Five Books D...
Do not forget to Like and Subscribe should you enjoy this video. If you have a question, please leave a comment and I will try to answer.
Happy Teaching! 👨‍🏫👩‍🏫
#Equality #NonNativeTeachers #WorldEnglish

Опубликовано:

28 июл 2024

Ссылка:

Скачать:

Готовим ссылку...

Добавить в:

Мой плейлист

Посмотреть позже

Комментарии : 68

@ELTExperiences 4 года назад

Don't forget to check out Marek's RU-vid Channel here: ru-vid.com/show-UCfLNw-RvWoz9jWYLIjNi_1A

@OscarHernandez-oz1yo 3 года назад

The only sincere man, I have found on the internet to talk about what happens after getting the Diploma to a non native speaker.

@WisdomRose 3 года назад

Thank you for posting this. It's really encouraging as I have been contemplating on doing CELTA for a while now but was put off by stories of non-native speakers and POCs experiencing discrimination in this industry. In my case, I don't fully consider myself a non-native speaker since English is my first language and was the only one I was exposed to since birth. I didn't even learn other languages like Malay and Chinese until I started school. Yet because I was born and raised in a country where English isn't an official language (though it is widely spoken as a second language), I am classified by the rest of the world as a non-native speaker. I can't help but find it amusing yet frustrating at the same time, since I don't really fall into both categories but am more of stuck in the middle.

@farazahmedmemon7452 2 года назад

Thank you for explaining. I have already faced it in the Middle East but I was persistent and got a job as an IELTS teacher in Abu Dhabi. Thank you for your support.

@alinaplotnikova 3 года назад

Just can't help from commenting on Marek's immaculate pronunciation. I was such a pleasant listen. Thank you fof inviting him!

@pumpyourselfup7683 Год назад

I've searched for so many videos on this topic and this video is the ONLY ONE that actually prepares you as a non-native speaker.

@anaroth18 4 года назад

Thank you for posting this video. I'm a non-native speaker and I've just finished the CELTA and this video has been really useful. Thanks again for this and making us aware of Marek and his work.

@ELTExperiences 4 года назад

You're very welcome!

@TEFLEquityAdvocates 4 года назад

Glad it was helpful 😊

@youcefjozef6782 2 года назад

Hello how was it the celta specially pre interview and so i am about to pass it and i am nervous

@lucianafumagallo1312 2 года назад

Great tip for the cv!! Thank you!!

@viktoriiasynohub8329 3 года назад

Great video! Thanks Marek for sharing your experience. Unfortunately, there are many more non-native super qualified English teachers who don't have an EU passport and who struggle to find any job in this field also because of the paper work. The fact that a particular person was born within EU already opens a lot of doors and you don't need to be scared that sooner or later they'll kick you out from the country you are staying at. Anyway, that's the world we are living in and those non-native non-EU teachers should be aware of all the difficulties they'll encounter on their way and really think twice before they decide to deal with all of that. One more piece of advice - if teaching isn't your vocation or your passion, don't even try. You'll burn out.

@ingatsatiashvili5876 Год назад

Thank you so much.

@etacude 4 года назад

Thank you for sharing Martin! Marek has a lot of great information with regards to English teaching and CELTA.

@TEFLEquityAdvocates 4 года назад

Thanks!

@ekaeng3264 3 года назад

6:39 valuable personal experience- 🙏

@kanishkagoswami6261 3 года назад

Thank you very much SIR.. it is very helpful!!!.. Fyi on a side note:- i can literally right now show you or tell you about some people who speak english as their native language...in US .. none.. of the words ...sound like english whatsoever!! True story..

@esthernarjinari9461 2 года назад

You are so correct. I am in Dubai and having a phd in English but yet the universities here only want native speakers. I am so tired of it as well

@olgaemelianova 3 года назад

Thanks for the advice! The trick with mother tongue is really clever👍🏻 I wonder if I can still use it if I have the most Russian name😅 at least, I’m not Natasha😂

@ylt5846 2 года назад

Thank you. It is very helpful. Great video.

@ELTExperiences 2 года назад

Glad it was helpful!

@imparainglesepianopiano8009 3 года назад

Thanks Martin and Marek. You had inspired me to take the CELTA. I'm an Indian and honestly I'd say I'm far more proficient in English than in Hindi as English has been the language of instruction throughout my academic life. Any suggestions for discovering own strengths or finding one's 'niche' until one lands that first job? I'm looking at private tutoring and find the market saturated with teachers offering 'personalised lessons for all levels and all skills'.

@Mina-fr8nc 4 года назад

Thank you for posting this video - as a non native English teacher, I could really relate to it. What was said about the discrimination was so true and I agree, it is much harder for us to prove ourselves, both to our students and "employers".

@TEFLEquityAdvocates 4 года назад

Thank you! Remember - never ever give up. It's difficult, but I'm sure you'll be able to make it!

@Mina-fr8nc 4 года назад

@@TEFLEquityAdvocates Thank you for your reply. I never give up - if anything it makes me try harder to prove them wrong! 😊

@umburawashima4261 Год назад

Thank you so much for this video. It's really frustrating that with all ones qualification and experience in teaching English- for example, I have a B.A and M. A in English and after 15 years of teaching English, I get rejected just because I'm not a native speaker. I mean the discrimination is so real. And the most annoying thing is that, no one tells you in most cases that, you won't be allowed to teach. As a Masters holder, TEFL is so basic. There is nothing challenging in there at all if you consider what one went through in studying syntax, phonology and many other challenging aspects of the language. So, I'm so happy with you and this video. I will definitely subscribe. Thank you loads

@azrajalal1701 2 года назад

Celta will be helpful for bank job or mathematics teacher as a non Native .

@joaoandre7488 3 года назад

Thank you, Teacher, for an amazing explanation.

@ELTExperiences 3 года назад

You are welcome!

@azrajalal1701 2 года назад

CELTA will be helpful if I will start job in bank or as mathematics teacher as a non Native .

@serena8429 4 года назад

Very interesting video, thanks for posting it! Will definitely take into consideration the suggestions about the CV...my personal experience as a non native teacher has been good so far, usually here in Italy having the Celta and the C2 certificate is enough to be hired...it was more difficult to get jobs without the Celta though...

@ELTExperiences 4 года назад

Thank you for sharing your experience Serena. Stay safe and best wishes. 😊

@serena8429 4 года назад

@@ELTExperiences thanks! You too!

@TEFLEquityAdvocates 4 года назад

Thanks a lot. I'm sure the C2 helps! You could consider recording a short video presenting yourself and add it as a supporting file with your application. This has the advantage that the employer will actually be able to hear you

@annie947 3 года назад

What about an EU passport ? I believe it is required if you want to teach in Italy

@serena8429 3 года назад

@@annie947 I think you need one if you live outside the EU and want to teach in Europe....

@PeronJames Год назад

How exactly are you supposed to hide your nationality when you still need to include your alma mater and job experience in your home country?

@svetlanababaeva5934 11 месяцев назад

What about non- native Delta holders? Do they face the same problems in our harsh realities?😊

@englishielts4704 3 года назад

Is taking the IELTS test important to increase my chances to be accepted as an ESL teacher?

@newwordsarabic1209 3 года назад

Hi Thanks 😊for your video From my part, I don't think it is a matter of discrimination, those schools who require native speakers are fulfilling the need of the market. Students prefer to be taught by natives, therefore, you cannot force them. In addition to what I have already mentioned, you cannot deny the fact that there is a massive difference between a native and a non native speaker, Having said that, it doesn't mean I am trying to demotivate those want to teach English in the UK or in English speaking country, but you can be a better option to the people of your own. English is not my first language. When I first came to the UK I refused to be taught by non native speakers. So they were obliged to put me with a native, otherwise I would have left. So we need to be comprehensive... Thanks

@viktoriiasynohub8329 3 года назад

That's also true.

@daniellondono1278 Год назад

A C2 holder is actually a native speaker, regardless if he or she was born in an English speaking country.

@elahesoheili8776 7 месяцев назад

Do i need to have bachelor degree in english for getting the teaching job aside from celta and delta?

@cristhianmartinez8821 3 года назад

Don't mean to be rude to any native English in particular, this is just an anecdote, once when discriminated for not being a native speaker by some prick colleague I told him "Well, it's true, you are the natives, but we, non-natives, happen to be the ambassadors of English to the rest of the nations. Some prefer to learn with the Ambassadors rather than just some chick slang of peasants". And I have just obtained my CPE C2 and am going after my CELTA, I can imagine what the future brings...

@AdamLeite Год назад

The root of this discrimination is the fact that students believe that if they have a native speaker, they will have better pronunciation Or that they will have the teacher's accent. I have to constantly reminded the students that you don't catch the teachers' accent. I always remind them that whatever their languages are, that's what their accents are going to be forever.

@lisemagdalen 3 года назад

Hi Martin! Do you think it is worth it for a non-native to travel to a native english speaking country just for the purpose of taking the CELTA? Thanks for the video!

@ELTExperiences 3 года назад

That is a great question. I shall include this in a future video.