Many Lives in One Lifetime.
I've forgotten so much!
On the eve of embarking on a new life and in an attempt to remember, I am recording as much as possible.Thoughts about Life in South America as an English Teacher.
- Aspiring Human Being..
Through an Eye of a Lense
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Category Archives: Teaching English
Uno Palabra?
I have just arrived (early) to a lesson. I thought I’d take this chance and do some writing. It’s been some time since I wrote a blog. The time is 17:30. There are many reasons for this, mainly I didn’t … Continue reading
Posted in Buenos Aires, ESL, Teaching English
Tagged Lessons, Native Language, Spanish
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An Immigrant Abroad
Do you know what I have learnt about South America? It’s full of immigrants who came over here to look for food. Humanity has bad a nomadic lifestyle, they have gone to where the food or money was. They came … Continue reading
Posted in Buenos Aires, ESL, Life, Teaching English, TEFL
Tagged Finding work, immigrant
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Life as ‘Professor de Ingles’
There can’t be many native British English teachers of Kashmiri decent in South America? Now I mentioned British English, because American English is well-known, but British English is more exotic and students have said that they prefer the sound of … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure, Brazil, ESL, Life, Rio de Janeiro, Teaching English, TEFL
Tagged CELTA, English teacher, Native British, Native English, Professor de Ingles
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The Elusive Brazilian work Visa…
It is now 4 months to the day that I have been in Rio. I wasn’t sure what I was expecting, one thing I do know that it has been better than what my life would have been in London. … Continue reading
Posted in Brazil, ESL, Rio de Janeiro, Teaching English, TEFL
Tagged Teachers, Teaching English, Work Visa
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Another Brick in the Wall.
The time is 2:30pm and I have just come back from UPA, the Brazilian Free social health service. I got there at 8:30 am… In one of my lasts posts I felt sorry for the locals, because I was given … Continue reading
Now, I don’t want to Get my hopes Up, BUT…..
I wasn’t sure if I wanting to write this down, but I have been thinking a lot about it…. So here’s the lowdown with getting work as a Gringo (foreigner) in Brazil:- You can only stay here on a Tourist … Continue reading
