(“There is no vacation without it.”)
In most of the western service based economies, job employment appears to have now peaked, with another round of lower than anticipated employment/unemployment job figures and possible deepening recession looming, the opportunity for advancement of the American and European middle class seems to be a consistently diminishing and less obtainable on a global scale than previously hoped. (What are the futures of the people in countries in such jeopardy? Battles for democratic systems remain uncertain in many parts of the Middle East and across the African Continent.)
This trend appears to leave many well educated, once upwardly mobile Westerners wondering where all the “good” jobs at home and wondering about tomorrow as the cost of living and price of daily necessities continue their advancement higher in 2012-13.
No major inflation? An independent survey of US consumer price increases (rounded off to the nearest whole number) from Jan 2011-Jan 2012 found:
o Dairy up 25%
o Gasoline and Oil up 20%
o Food and Sundry items up 15%
Meanwhile over in the emerging markets of Southeast Asia, Unifying ASEAN nations continue to increase their productivity and suffer only modest levels of price inflation. The estimated growth rate for Singapore (for example) continues to expand in 2012 and is believed that the growth will persist at a rate of 7.5- 8.5% in that nation this year, while the rate of inflation is estimated to be no greater than 1-3% for most of the entire region of South East Asia.
In Korea, China as well as South East Asia, the demand for English speaking workers continues to expand along with the continued growth of their more nimble and well situated economies.
The need for teachers is still expanding and is predicted to do so in stable economies in Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand and Vietnam where their citizens continue to produce parts and products to meet the needs of a rising “Asian middle class” at home and abroad. At the same time, emerging market nations like India, Myanmar/Burma, Cambodia and Laos continue to open up more and more to investment and industrial development throughout the entire region.
Teaching English as an additional language is rewarding and necessary in order to cultivate the dream of opportunity and economic advancement for all people everywhere as the global language of business and technology. Why not grow with it at the same time by training to become a TEFL teacher with Paradise TEFL abroad NOW?
The sooner you take action the sooner you can make a difference in the lives of strangers and future students everywhere by investing in yourself and taking care of your loved ones back home by getting certified English Language Teacher in 30 days or less. Studying abroad is more cost effective and allows attendees to gain valuable cultural knowledge and educational integration.
For a limited time, Paradise TEFL Certification Program offers these advanced certifications such as TOEFL, IELTS, and TEYL at the SAME PRICE as the basic TEFL/TESOL certification!
Whatever plan of action an unemployed educator decides to take, in general, the more advanced certifications a TEFL or TESOL Teacher holds, the more opportunity they possess in terms of their marketability and increased number of employment options.
The advanced course provides additional English Language teaching certifications and is offered in tandem with our site courses in Hua Hin and Chiang Mai Thailand, as well as China, and Cambodia or as a complete series of online modules. In order to become a TEFL Trainer, you should have already completed a TEFL, TESOL or CELTA course first in order to be eligible and teaching experience is necessary. (Our Basic TEFL on-site program provides 2 to 3 weeks of hands on observed teaching practice to help our teachers to effectively develop their skills).
All courses are certified and you will receive a certificate of completion, which is internationally recognized and accepted when you graduate from the course. Many of those who already have experience as TEFL instructors are finding that becoming a certified TEFL trainer is another opportunity and feather in their cap in terms of meeting the demand of TEFL instructors (who are leaving their home countries and working abroad) by teaching others how to teach TEFL effectively.