TEFL = Teaching English as a foreign language, i.e., teaching English to people in non-English speaking countries
2007

ACLE, Italy
My first English immersion camp.
My time started off with a week-long orientation in San Remo, then was followed by me working at 4 different camps. I stayed with a host family for the first camp, at an agriturismo (bed and breakfast on a farm) for the second, host family for the third and then at the company apartment for the fourth.
You can find more info about ACLE at acle.org
2008
American Language Village, Taiwan
My second jaunt into TEFL was for 2.5 weeks in Taiwan. We stayed in hotels and were taken by taxi to the schools. The kids were studious and the whole environment was vastly different from Europe.

American Village, France
For AmVil, you live at the camp site, as opposed to the day camp atmosphere at ACLE. It’s a lot more involved and takes a certain mindset to be comfortable with residential life, esp. abroad.
For more information on working at American Village, go here.
2008-09
ComuniCorp, Chile
My first business English job was at ComuniCorp in Santiago, Chile. It’s a very different experience working with adults in a professional setting, including, at times, at their place of work.
2009

American Village, France
2009-10
College Duclos and College Valdo for French Ministry of Education
I served as an English Language Assistant from Oct. 2009-Apr. 2010. Living abroad in a situation like this is as immersed as you can get. It takes a lot of adjustment, esp. if your language skills are less than fluent.
Smart Talk, France
Smart Talk was another school where I taught conversational English lessons. I also had my first chance at material creation, including a podcast.
2010

American Village, France
2011
SpeakUP
From the same owner as Smart Talk, I am back on material creation, but able to do so from on the road or wherever I need to.














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ahahaha I would have loved to have a bunny English teacher!!! Awesome :D