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Earn money using English Out There lesson plans
publication date: Nov 26, 2008
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author/source: Jason West
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Earn money using our English lesson plans by starting your own English Out There business for under US$200* Offline or face-to-face teaching: Teachers in English speaking countries - You can schedule classes anywhere using www.meetup.com and charge students to attend, i.e. be your own boss, print off our student worksheets that come with each lesson plan and take a piece of portable whiteboard from www.magicwhiteboard.co.uk (these stick to anything and are disposable and cheap) It costs $72 for six months membership of Meetup. There are thousands of people looking to learn and practice their English in places all over the world go have a look at www.esl.meetup.com Meetup was largely responsible for Barack Obama winning the US election. It helps you to schedule, promote and charge for your own special meetings (held anywhere you like) online. So, with our unique English lesson plans that are designed to be used Out There and with Meetup.com you can schedule classes to start in places like libraries, shops, musuems, cafes, galleries and parks and have not need for a conventional classroom. What's more, if you charged £5.50 per person per three hour session (that's just £27.50 per week per student for 15 hours of classes) and taught ten classes of ten students per week (30 hours), you could earn £26,400 and take a full four weeks holiday every year. We've already got the ball rolling http://www.meetup.com/English-School-London-Out-There/ but there's nothing stopping you doing the same. Most of the ESL groups on Meetup are for language exchange and our self-study lesson plans can provide real effective structure to an online language exchange, so why not a face-to-face one? Meetup allows you to post materials for use prior to your meetings and charge for attendance. Here is a structured English conversation session with materials that we have already set up and got going in London http://www.meetup.com/English-Out-There-London-English-conversation/ Teachers in non-English speaking countries - use www.meetup.com to schedule classes then teach the first part of the lesson in one or two parts, you can include some role play and other materials to expand it if you like, then get the students to do the Out There practice part online as homework using Skype forums or online language exchange websites such as www.mylanguageexchange.com and www.myngle.com, there are many of them and they are mostly free for language exchange with fluent and native speakers. You could even encourage your students to get their online speaking practice using Internet cafes, or even teach there in the first place. Ask your students to record themselves speaking to people using the language from the lesson and then to send you their best audio clips for assessment and comment. Then in the next class have a feedback discussion about what happened with each of them, discuss any new vocab they heard and generally consolidate the learning experience. Online teaching: You can be anywhere in the world and sign up to websites like www.myngle.com and www.wiziq.com and start teaching in virtual classrooms using our lesson plans and charging for your time. Our materials are perfect for this purpose because they are all about real practice and lead up to a conversation. Try teaching one-to-one using our self-study lesson plans instead of the teacher driven lesson plans which are designed for teaching groups. So, available exclusively from our sales website, there are 360 hours of unique Engish Out There teacher delivered lesson plans over six levels from beginner to advanced and 120 to 360 hours of self-study English Out There lesson plans. More materials will continue to be added to the database. You can have full DRM-free access to them for just under US$200
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