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#1 Parent AL - 2007-08-09
Costa Rica - Do You Know the Salary / Benefit Levels?

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>> ??? Salary / Benefits in Costa Rica ???<<

Hi friends,

For the past hour I have been searching the Net for current salary and benefits (housing, insurance, airfare,...) levels of ESL teacher / coordinator for teachers / coordinators in Costa Rica, but no avail. Can you help?

With much thanks,
Al

#2 Parent Liz - 2007-08-08
Amazing - Teachers Discussion

I was just wondering the same thing! Can't wait to check out the link!

Lesley - 2007-03-29
Does being an Expert mean you're Qualified to Teach? - Teachers Discussion *Link*

Does having your MA mean you're qualified to be an ESL educator???

I found this article interesting and wanted to engage the ESL teaching community with it. The article addresses the future of the teaching profession, and what defines a qualified teacher. It mentions two opposing groups: Professionalism Advocates and Deregulation Advocates.
http://www.divinecaroline.com/article/22354/26969/?CMP=KNC-DC_YSM_6

Can you expand on this? What's your opinion?

The Future of the Teaching Profession
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