Teaching English

I'm heading back down to CA this fall, and was wondering if
anyone could share experiences of teaching english WITHOUT
a certificate. I am looking at Guatemala. I would
appreciate any info.

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1. DELHI UNIVERSITY BOARD IN PANAMA Added by: Manish Makdani (manimak@hongkong.com)
   [Timestamp: Mon 3 May, 19:39 Tasmanian Standard Time]

   KINDLY HELP ME BY INFORMING IF I CAN APPEAR FOR MY 2ND
   YEAR EXAMS OF B.COM(PASS)COURSE FROM DELHI UNIVERSITY.
   DOES PANAMA HAS ANY INSTITUTION REPRESENTING THE DELHI
   UNIVERSITY BOARD.
   PLS SEND ME THE INFORMATION , I'LL BE GRATEFUL.
   MANISH MAKDANI

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2. DO YOU HAVE EXPERIENCE TEACHING??? Added by: Nancy (ecovision@inter.net.gt)
   [Timestamp: Tue 4 May, 3:10 Tasmanian Standard Time]

   If so, or if you have lots of energy and motivation, bring a
   good looking resume and you could probably score a job in
   antigua...
   you do need to give a 1 year committment, as the kids and
   school need consistency.
   Any other questions??? write me.
   -Nancy
   ecovision@inter.net.gt
   

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3. Private lessons! Added by: Tom L. (tom@xelapages.com)
   [Timestamp: Thu 6 May, 11:07 Tasmanian Standard Time]

   Hi,
   We live in Quetzaltenango and my wife teaches private
   spanish lessons to children. The pay is way better than any
   school and the schedule is more flexible. She only works in
   the afternoon. 2pm to 6pm
   She is easily making $10 to $15 US per hour which in
   Guatemala is great money.
   If you run some small ads in the newspaper you could find
   some work.
   The Inter American School here is Xela pays $230 US/month
   and you work all day.
   It is a bit harder to start something like this but the pay
   off is worth it!
   Tom
   http://www.xelapages.com

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