Get an English teaching job abroad – Dealing with rejections
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http://ebcteflcourse.com/ teaching English abroad, how to get jobs – Dealing with rejections explains the reasons why your job application may get rejected, how to minimise your job application rejections by making the right choices, other rejection reasons that are beyond your control and what you may have to do to change your game plan.
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Get an English teaching job abroad – Dealing with rejections
- 1. Dealing with rejections Get an English teaching job abroad – 8 EBC INTERNATIONAL TEFL CERTIFICATE http://ebcteflcourse.com
- 3. Handling rejections Rejection takes two forms; no reply or a polite message. You control your choice of certificate course and study location. All other job application factors are outside your control. The next slide shows a list of the usual reasons why you may never receive a reply to your job application or receive a rejection letter/email.
- 4. Handling rejections Reasons for being rejected that you control through your choices Your certification is not accredited by an examination board or university. You do not have a certificate from a course that included at least 100 classroom hours and six or more hours of observed teaching practice. You are not in the country where the school is situated making it impossible to have a face-to-face interview.
- 5. Handling rejections Reasons for being rejected that you cannot control Your application was rejected by the school's spam filter. Your application was too late to make the short-list. The position has already been filled. The position has been withdrawn. Do not get depressed, even if time drags on. You have to stay positive and not give up.
- 6. Handling rejections You also have to figure out a balance between two famous but conflicting statements “If at first you don't succeed, try, try again.” Robert the Bruce “Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.” Albert Einstein At some point you may have to decide between trying again or changing your game plan by getting a better qualification or risking a trip to the country where you would like to teach.
- 7. Get more information about teaching English abroad Contact EBC info@ebcteflcourse.com Visit our web site http://ebcteflcourse.com
- 8. Get an English teaching job abroad - 8 - end EBC INTERNATIONAL TEFL CERTIFICATE http://ebcteflcourse.com