Experience Level: Expert

One of the exciting things about working in English language education is that there are many different career opportunities available to teachers with a little bit of teaching experience. In this video, you will see a series of interviews with teachers who have taken their careers in different directions such as teacher training, curriculum development, marketing, business development, language program management, language assessment and textbook authoring. This is an excellent resource for teachers who are considering pursuing other career paths within the English language education sector.

In this video, you’ll see interviews with a number of ESL students of varying English language abilities. The purpose of this series of interviews is to help you become familiar with what students can and cannot do as they move through the different levels of language proficiency.

In this video, we talk to teachers who teach different types of specialized ESL classes. They share with us what they find most rewarding and most challenging about teaching these types of classes, and impart some valuable advice to new teachers of specialized ESL classes.

This series of interviews explores the concept of Canadian culture from the perspective of foreign English language learners and their experiences in Canada.

In this video, we interview ESL teachers on how they teach Canadian culture along with the English language. The teachers discuss some common misconceptions ESL students often have about Canadian culture and share some advice for new English language teachers on how to prepare their students for success in a Canadian cultural context.