Employers in China are offering recruiters huge bonuses for foreign teachers, as ESL schools in Asia consider how to continue recruiting native speakers after the initial hiatus caused by coronavirus.
This summer, Chinese state media announced that of the 400,000 foreign citizens working in China as English-language teachers in 2017, an estimated two-thirds were doing so illegally. Callan Quinn reports.
Vietnam’s Ministry of Education and Training has once again expressed concerns about meeting English language proficiency goals.
Nine language schools selected from more than 400 language schools won prizes at the third ESL Language Travel Awards, held in Spain this November.
The EducationUSA Forum convened more than 500 university representatives to discuss HE recruitment avenues, such as those already at US boarding schools.
Brooklyn School of Languages has been named ESL’s English school of the year, while Institut Européen de Français Montpellier has also been rewarded in the inaugural ESL Language Travel Awards.
Canada-based KGIC (formerly Loyalist Group) has said a statement issued last year declaring the sale of Korean education agency Uhak.com “may have been premature”, as the sale of the asset had not been consummated.
Some ESL providers in Canada have chosen not to comply with new KASP requirements and have been taken off the list of eligible recipients. Meanwhile, others which have, say student numbers continue to fall.
