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Bachelor’s degree in the Philippines
If I were you, I'd take a look at one of the websites dedicated to the discussion of teaching English abroad. Off the top of my head, I forget their names, but there are several of them, and they have sections devoted to each country. I'm sure people there will be able to give you good information. As I understand it, the ideal candidate will be a native English speaker, have a Bachelors degree , have a TEOFL certificate, and, the younger the person, the better. If you're older, you might have trouble finding a job. -
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Devastation in Sumy: Dozens Killed as Russian Missiles Strike City Center
Yes, that's what the coward in the Kremlin does. I soooo hope he dies (badly) by the sword.- 1
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Assassination Cult at it again , Its become a hunting ground for the sick !
I am not altering comments as the original comment is quoted in full! I just comment on your outrageous comments! -
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Children addicted to smartphones
Obviously there are mixed responses to this. First and foremost - use of devices needs to be well managed by responsible parenting. Phones & iPads are excellent devices for kids when not over used - as an educational tool they are outstanding.... from Maths Apps, Art Apps, educational YouTube videos and of course the games kids love to play. There is no reason for an iPad or an iPhone to be the enemy of child development, quite the opposite in fact - but, poor parenting can make these devices the enemy. My son has loads of devices: - iPad - half of which he paid for himself (with gift money) - he keeps in contact with his friends, plays Roblox and minecraft online with friends. He also uses the iPad for School work (the need their own device for that). - iPhone - This is more for us so we can contact him at school if we are late to pick-him up (its happened once), he also takes this to restaurants, after we've eaten and he's the only child there and we're chatting and drinking etc, its unfair for him to sit there bored, he can use his phone. - Nintendo Switch - We play football on this and other games, good fun together, also on the planes. - VR headset (Meta Quest) - my son uses this at weekends, has great fun playing online games. All of this, the timing is managed by our Son - He's 'warned' he manages his own time, make intelligent choices - if he uses the devices too much, there are consequences and he'll be prevented from using them. He shows academic excellence, he loves school, has many friends, does 2 hours ECA after school every day (sports, crafts, even cooking). He deserves his leisure time. The best part about his devices, particularly an iPad is the amount that he learns - I'm surprised at his knowledge base - he's also understanding about fake-information now, which I consider important as the world is changing to one with a lot of misinformation peddled as fact.- 1
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How stupid is China for retaliating to Trumps tariffs?
How China went from courting Trump to ‘never yield’ tariff defiance -
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Concerns Grow as Injured Foreigner Vanishes After Bar Brawl on Koh Lanta
How did we get there? 10 years ago wasnt like that. How can these low iq afford travelling in the inflation era?
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