Top Ten reason to TEFLTop ten reasons to Teach English

1. You can’t sit on the couch all year
2. Eventually The Kardashians is going to be cancelled
3. There is no new Star Trek franchise
4. Somebody has to do it
5. We can’t all work in retail
6. How many times are you going to apply at McDonalds?
7. Mom and Dad need a life
8. The girl next door is not ‘playing hard to get’
9. Someone is your graduating class needs to get a job
10. If you lived here, you’d already be home

Top ten reasons to live in the tropics

1. You’ll be there when the first coconuts come off the line
2. You could get a real suntan
3. People still won’t understand you, but you won’t care
4. Seasons? Who needs ‘em!?!
5. Sand gets in some interesting places.
6. Tan lines are better than  …
7. Do you like shoveling snow?
8. Because you can
9. You will believe a man can fry
10. Fresh fruit

Top ten reasons to work overseas

1. You could use a change of scenery
2. Telemarketers won’t call
3. Something to talk about to your grandkids
4. Something to talk about on your next date
5. Get a date
6. Get off the couch
7. Disneyland is the most exotic place you can imagine
8. You need to update Facebook
9. Indonesia is not just a menu selection
10. Experience three kinds of Java (coffee, the island, and coding language)

Top ten reasons to leave home

1. Mom needs to change your sheets
2. Dad wants to have that talk with you
3. Uncle Bill’s off the wagon again
4. It’s better to have a housekeeper
5. Walmart
6. Oprah’s going off the air
7. Let’s give Jay and Conan some room to sort it out
8. Your passport needs love
9. The grass is greener on the other side
10. Get tagged in some interesting photos

Top ten reasons to be a teacher

1. Respect and some money
2. Sometimes you’ll actually feel like a star
3. You can make a difference
4. What are you saving all that language for?
5. You need some experience
6. Are you experienced?
7. You have to learn grammar someday
8. We can’t all be on American Idol
9. It’s a great way to meet people
10. You’ll enjoy it

Top ten reasons to see the world

1. It’s changing
2. It’s an interesting place
3. If you stand in one place the world will not come to you
4. It’s there
5. You’ll be amazed by what you see
6. You’ll be amazed by what you hear
7. You’ll be amazed by what you feel
8. You’ll be amazed by what you taste
9. You’ll be amazed by what you smell
10. People will be amazed by you
    

Joining the TEFL course in Indonesia, Surabaya

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Yours sincerely,Wayne Duplessis

Indonesia, Surabaya

TEFL Course Schedule
(TESOL Certification)

Calendar for year 2010

February 1st to 26th
March 1st to 26th
April 5th to 30th
May 3rd to 28th
June 7th to July 2nd

July 5th to 30th
August 2nd to 27th
September 6th to October 1st

October 4th to 29th
November 1st to 26th
December 6th to 31st
(Christmas break will be observed)

Please contact us with any more questions

Located right in Surabaya and near some of the most beautiful beaches and scenery in the world, our TESOL Course Indonesia center is, if not in paradise, at least next door to it. With a wide variety of social and cultural activities, water sports and other activities, vibrant nightlife, delectable Indonesian cuisine, friendly people and close proximity to an abundance of teaching opportunities, Surabaya (and surrounding areas) is sure to have what you are looking for in a learning location.

Our prayers go out to the people lost and injured and those that have to carry on

Do whatever you can to help

We are coming to the end of a long holiday. It’s the nice thing about working in Indonesia; there are lots of holidays.

We had planned to drive to Bali. We were going to leave at six in the morning and drive for ten hours until we got to Banyuwangi, where we’d drive aboard the ferry for the short hop to Gili Manuk.

We set out, almost on time, and were cruising along the toll. Then the van(Isuzu Panther) started acting up. After about ten minutes it seemed wise to pull over and pop the hood.  The smoke was already pouring out. Thankfully we had a case of large water bottles. Emily, the smarter-half of this marriage, is an incredibly organized and prepared woman. Our driver gingerly unscrewed the cap of the radiator. A cloud of steam poured out, and kept pouring out. One after another, seven or eight large bottles of water were poured onto and into the radiator.

Emily called her brother-in-law and got the name of the toll’s towing service. Then we waited. Then we waited, and waited some more. The truck finally came. Anxious moments passed while they checked, and talked, and smoked.  I started snapping pictures.

The consensus was not good. We’d need to be towed off the toll, and then from there to a Bengkel (repair shop/garage).

The Panther was linked to the truck and pulled along the road. We arrived at the Izusu shop and the waiting resumed. Poor Wyatt was bored out of his five-year old mind. We started exploring. We found a collection of nuts, bolts and screws on the floor, making a game of seeing how many we could find. We topped out at eight altogether.

After about two hours that seemed like six due to the heat and inactivity we headed back home. At home it was my turned to be bored, impatient, and immature - generally a pain in the butt. I really wanted this vacation. in fact, I needed this vacation. In moments, that I’m sure reached Shatneresque-peaks of drama, I proclaimed my need to get out of the city.

Emily finally sorted it out and we flew to Bali. As we sat in the lounge waiting to board Emily realized that I did not have my trusty backpack. I went racing through the airport and finally to the original entrance where I found my bag sitting on top of the scanner. I had evidently left it there.

“Can you prove this is yours?”

“Yeah, I’m an English teacher and I still have a few books in here.”

The security looked skeptical. Then I remembered the toll. “My camera is in here and I have pictures of us on the toll.”

Sure enough, there the shots were.

“Carry on, Sir.” ( or something like that)

We made it to Bali.

We stayed at  HOTEL KARTHI

http://www.hotelkarthi.com/

Jl. Kartika Plaza, Kuta Beach
Bali Indonesia
Phone +62-361-754810 (hunting)
Fax +62-361-751708
E-mail: sales@hotelkarthi.com

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  Our next course begins on January 4th, 2010

  TESOL / TEFL Courses
  Tefl International Indonesia, Surabaya:
  All TEFL International courses meet current international standards (over 6 hours of observed teaching practice and over 100 hours of classroom time).
  Our courses maximize the cultural experiences of our students and provide multi-cultural interaction and learning opportunities for those in need.
  How Much (Fees for TEFL Course?)
  •• $1,500 USD (excluding accommodation)
  •• $120 - $250 USD (cost of accommodation)
  We had to change the price as the accommodation cost has gone up, as well as mailing costs for certificates
  We kept it down for six months,but couldn’t do so indefinitely.

  Email: Contact us here TESOL / TEFL Courses( or request a callback )
  TESOL Certificate:
  Minimum Requirements. Age: 20 Years. Education: Capable of producing university-level work

  English: Fluent or near-native fluency
  TEFL International’s TESOL certificate is a four week, 120 hours intensive course, teaching students how to teach English as a second language.
  TEFL International has been in operation for 9 years and has 21 schools operating around the world.

  

  An experience that could define your life

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  TEFL International

  Where the world is your classroom

  Presents TEFL Indonesia

  the world

  Why join our TESOL Course in Indonesia?

   

  Located right in Surabaya and near some of the most

  beautiful beaches and scenery in the world,

  Our TESOL Course in Indonesia is,

  if not in paradise, at least next door to it.

  

   

  With a wide variety of social and cultural activities,

  water sports and other activities, vibrant nightlife, delectable Indonesian cuisine, friendly people and

  close proximity to an abundance of teaching opportunities,

  Surabaya(and surrounding areas) is sure to have what you are looking for in a learning location.

   

  Where
  Historic Surabaya.
  Close proximity to some of the most amazing beaches in the world.
  Near a thriving nightlife scene and plenty of restaurants,

  shops and other activities.
  Why
  Live in one of the most exciting cities in the world,

  and be central to a lot of places like Bali, Jakarta and

  Kalimantan (Borneo).
  Administered by highly trained staff with

  extensive knowledge of Surabaya and

  surrounding areas.

  Immerse yourself in an inviting, friendly culture while gaining the experience and knowledge that will enable you to live and work abroad for years to come.
  

  Who
  Your fellow students come from many countries on many continents.
  Your teacher trainers are some of the most experienced

  and well trained in the industry.
  Your support staff is extremely helpful, courteous

  and will assist you with whatever you need.
  The locals are peaceful, friendly people

  who genuinely like spending time with foreigners.
  How
  Fill out an application form and take that next step towards

  learning amidst the big city buzz and excitement of Surabaya.

  
  

  So why wait, get this TEFL Certification now.

  Join the TESOL Course Surabaya.

  You’ll work hard, and you’ll be prepared to Teach English Abroad.
  So why wait, get this TEFL Certification now.

  Requirements

  Candidates must be 19 years of age, capable of producing college-level English writing,and willing to commit to an intensive month-long course.

  FAQs

  Visas: Visas are required by all foreigners entering Indonesia, and can be acquired upon entry.

  Once you arrive in Indonesia immigration forms will be

  available at the airport.

  For $25 USD you will receive a one month tourist visas.

  Longer visas have to be obtained outside the country.

  Visas are available from Indonesian embassies and consulates

  in most countries.
  If you’re outside of Indonesia, take a little more time

  and visit an Indonesian Embassy or consulate

  to arrange a 60 day tourist visa.

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  Indonesia, Surabaya - TEFL Course Schedule (TESOL Certification)

  Calendar for year 2010
  January 4th to 29th
  February 1st to 26th
  March 1st to 26th
  April 5th to 30th
  May 3rd to 28th
  June 7th to July 2nd

  July 5th to 30th
  August 2nd to 27th
  September 6th to October 1st

  October 4th to 29th
  November 1st to 26th
  December 6th to 31th
  (Christmas break will be observed)

  Please contact me with any more questions

  Yours sincerely, Wayne Duplessis

Happy holidays

This is a time of the year that is joyful and highly anticipated,but it can be a difficult time for many.

We hope you can have a safe, and healthy holiday

Keep well

2009 is about to become a memory.

It wasn’t such a bad year. There were a few bad days.

I lost a brother … I’d count that amongst the bad days.

My family is safe and healthy(and mostly happy) ..so I’ll tick off a few good days for that.

Hope you had a good year.

All the best,Wayne

For those candidates joining our next course please contact us by email or phone to arrange accommodation and airport pickup.
November 2nd course is still taking applications, and it starts next Monday.

For those candidates joining our next course please contact us by email or phone to arrange accommodation and airport pickup.
Also indicate when you’ll be arriving so we can have accommodation prepared.
Call +62 31 5669425
Call or text +62 31 70391074
admin.teflindo@gmail.com
Yours sincerely,Wayne Duplessis

You’ll work hard, and you’ll be prepared to Teach English Abroad.

Visit our website for more details on the course,location,visa and tuition costs

Indonesia, Surabaya - TEFL Course Schedule (TESOL Certification)

02 November - 27 November 2009
Calendar for year 2010
January 4th to 29th
February 1st to 26th
March 1st to 26th
April 5th to 30th
May 3rd to 28th
June 7th to July 2nd
July 5th to 30th
August 2nd to 27th
September 6th to October 1st
October 4th to 29th
November 1st to 26th
December 6th to 31th
(Christmas break will be observed)

Please contact us with any more questions

Also indicate when you’ll be arriving so we can have accommodation prepared.
Call +62 31 5669425
Call or text +62 31 70391074

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Yours sincerely,Wayne Duplessis

Here’s our full schedule

If you’re in Indonesia come right to the school

05 October - 30 October 2009
02 November - 27 November 2009
30 November - 25 December 2009

Calendar for year 2010
1.January 4th to 29th
2.February 1st to 26th
3.March 1st to 26th
4.April 5th to 30th
5.May 3rd to 28th
6.June 7th to July 2nd

7.July 5th to 30th
8.August 2nd to 27th
9.September 6th to October 1st

10.October 4th to 29th
11.November 1st to 26th
12.December 6th to 31th
(Christmas break will be observed) Read the rest of this entry »

If you’re looking to change your life,

or just expand your horizons … Join us
Please contact us by email or phone to arrange accommodation and airport pickup.
Our course begins on June 1st,2009.

Also indicate when you’ll be arriving so we can have accommodation prepared.
Call +62 31 5669425
Call or text +62 31 70391074

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Get certified and teach English

Teach English and see the world

Yours sincerely,Wayne Duplessis

Tefl Indonesia’s next course begins June 1st,2009

Indonesia, Surabaya

TEFL Course Schedule

(TESOL Certification)

01 June - 26 June 2009
06 July -31 July 2009
03 August - 28 August 2009
07 September - 02 October 2009
05 October - 30 October 2009
02 November - 27 November 2009
30 November - 25 December 2009

Located right in Surabaya and near some of the most beautiful beaches and scenery in the world, our TESOL Course Indonesia center is, if not in paradise, at least next door to it. With a wide variety of social and cultural activities, water sports and other activities, vibrant nightlife, delectable Indonesian cuisine, friendly people and close proximity to an abundance of teaching opportunities, Surabaya (and surrounding areas) is sure to have what you are looking for in a learning location.

For more information on our course, our city and our history click here

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