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A one-month intensive certified course that introduces students to all they need to know to start teaching English anywhere in the world. GEOS' four week, full-time course is designed as initial training for people with little or no experience of ELT and ...
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GLi is a pioneering leader in developing study abroad programs, academic internships and research projects on Food Systems and Sustainability. GLi works actively with professors, professionals, farmers, entrepreneurs and designers to create and develop sp ...
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International House World Organization offers an intensive 4-week course leading to the CambridgeESOL CELTA qualification Prices and length of course depends upon location and course type (part time/full time). Check online for further details.
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Begin your college experience backpacking through South America, Africa, Asia or Europe spending 14 weeks on the move, discovering new places, cultures, people and languages. While your college peers back home will be attending class in a lecture hall, yo ...
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I decided to continue studying in the UK, rather than return home to Canada. Here’s why.