STARTBODY

TESOL Online in Montana - Teacher English Jobs

Do you want to be TEFL or TESOL-certified in Montana? Are you interested in teaching English in Montana? Check out our opportunities in this beautiful US state, Become certified to Teach English as a Foreign Language and start teaching English in your community or abroad! Teflonline.net offers a wide variety of Online TESOL Courses and a great number of opportunities for English Teachers and for Teachers of English as a Second Language.
Check out which city/town you may be more interested in and start your journey|

Alberton
This unit covered the basic parts of speech. I think that it would be a while before one would attempt to convey these ideas to a language learner. Many people do not concern themselves with which par
Read more
Anaconda
As I have read through and done the test on this study unit I have come to realise that grammar and sentence construction is quite complex. There are many aspects that need to be taken into considerat
Read more
Bainville
The same lesson being taught twice to groups of Thai students of English. One lesson is being taught effectively, while in the other lesson the same teacher is deliberately making a number of basic er
Read more
Baker
Quality education is an important strategy in our nation's education. Teachers, especially college and university teachers are the main force of quality education. Thus, college and university teacher
Read more
Bearcreek
Whatever the level of the class, and however the teacher arranges the study phase of the lesson, there are four things that students need to do with new language; be exposed to it, understand its mean
Read more
Belgrade
This unit teaches the most basic parts of speech. A noun is something and can be either common, proper, compound, abstract, or collective. Adjectives can either describe something or compare it to so
Read more
Belt
Past tense is a verb form which is marked by time (tense). The past tense is used for actions in a time which has already happened. In order to explain and understand past tense, it is useful to imagi
Read more
Big Sandy
In this unit I learned the importance and difference between accuracy and fluency. Before this class I didn't realize that they had equal importance. i can now understand why each plays their role. Fl
Read more
Big Timber
Course books are a very emotive issue for many teachers. Some teachers swear by them, while other teachers despise them. In an ideal world schools would have all the books and materialsthatyoucouldnee
Read more
Billings
This unit introduced receptive skills and productive skills. The focus of the material was teaching receptive skills. Topics included reasons for reading and listening, methods of reading, and differe
Read more
Boulder
This unit covered the productive skills reading and writing, as well as games that can be used in the classroom. I learned that with fluency it is more important to focus on the overall message, but w
Read more
Bozeman
A concise summary of this unit includes the main methodology of this course: ESA (Engage, Study, Activate) method involving 'Straight Arrow', 'Boomerang', and 'Patchwork' lessons. I learnt about new i
Read more
Bridger
Based on the foregoing, there should be, at first glance, no problem with the reported speech of a sentence like: Science Teacher: If a scuba diver comes up too fast, [s]he will get the bends. The abo
Read more
Broadus
This unit is about the four sub-tenses of the past tense. In my opinion, it is all very similar in conjugation to the present tense except that the auxiliary verbs are now in the past tense! Of cour
Read more
Broadview
Common Classroom Problems 1. Students become overly dependent on the teacher. Many times, students will automatically look to the teacher for correct answers instead of trying themselves. If the teach
Read more
Brockton
The following are the “Parts of Speech” and its examples: 1. Noun- Identifies a person, place or thing. 1. mother 2. Philippines 2. Verb- Identifies from action or sate. 1. Run 2. Swim 3. Adjec
Read more
Browning
The unit explains the importance of Tense in the English Language as a base for good grammatical formation. The English tense is an aspect that should be critically studied as it often gives the stude
Read more
Butte
Contrary to popular belief, there is not two tenses (the present and the past) but twelve tenses in all in English language. We have the past, the present and the futur and each them has four aspects
Read more
Cascade
For Unit 1, I have learned the clear distinction between Teachers and Learners with regard to what qualities allow them to succeed in their role, their motivations, and relationship towards each othe
Read more
Chester
Unit 14 offered information on resources available to teachers that could be beneficial in a classroom. I liked how the unit made the point that course book materials are not necessarily always up to
Read more
Chinook
The receptive skills are listening and reading, because learners do not need to produce language to do these, they receive and understand it. These skills are sometimes known as passive skills. They c
Read more
Choteau
The teacher have to ensure that the students are introduced to new language in a balanced and manageable way. If a lesson is specifically targeted to grammar or vocabulary commonly, use the straight a
Read more
Circle
This unit is about the logistics of the class: seating arrangements, activity groups, methods of body language/voice to teach, and disciplinary problems. Rows of desk is often the best option, but ho
Read more
Clyde Park
The relationship between the teacher and the learner/student is very important for the lessons in English to be successful. There are many factors that need to be taken into account and applied by the
Read more
Colstrip
Unit 6 teaches us the different forms for past tenses. I learned that the forms play a significant part in letting us know the specifics about a past action. Yes, they all happened in the past but thr
Read more
Columbia Falls
This unit outlines and delves into the many roles the teacher must play, the characteristics of effective teachers and learners, the basic levels of language learners, and the challenges both teachers
Read more
Columbus
In this unit I learned about he different parts of speech. Such as the different types of nouns and different orders of adjectives. I find this section to be quite important especially because people
Read more
Conrad
Pronunciation is probably the most neglected aspect of English language teaching. Confidence is often lacking in foreign teachers to teach it methodically, and English teachers sometimes also lack the
Read more
Culbertson
In this unit we learned a lot about reported speech and the conditions surrounding it. The smallest change in phrasing changes which condition it is completely. I feel like I have learned a lot from t
Read more
Cut Bank
There are four basic skills in any language; receptive skills – reading and listening, and productive skills – speaking and writing. Reasons and motives for reading and listening into two fairly w
Read more
Darby
For effective teaching and learning to take place, there are various methodologies which can be adopted as we have different types of learners. Here so, the teacher needs to take cognizance of these m
Read more
Deer Lodge
I think that working with speacial groups is basically the same as working with regular groups with a few tweeks. We tend to chose matierial and subject matter that better reflects the need of the lea
Read more
Denton
This module, Teachers and Learners, is an eye opener for people who want to teach English. There are a lot of things to consider when teaching the English language and one is motivation. This module p
Read more
Dillon
This unit addressed the qualities of a good teacher, such as being kind, patient, passionate about teaching, able to equally include all students, and motivate learners. These qualities and many more
Read more
Dodson
This unit taught us about pronunciation and phonology.Teaching pronunciation is considered an integral part of a course by effective teachers. Classes can be brought to life with skilled pronunciation
Read more
Drummond
In this unit we will look at different ways of evaluating students' levels and progress, as well as some of the common external exams that you may need to prepare your students for. Ways to assess a
Read more
Dutton
This unit leads the teacher to set up appropriate and good lessons according to ESA methods for teaching grammatical (language) structures, new vocabulary and language functions. For instance, if we
Read more
East Helena
Classroom management is a factor which serves as one of the determinants for effective teaching and learning to take place in a classroom setting. The unit explained how a prospective teacher can buil
Read more
Ekalaka
This content covered the basic foundations of English grammar. As a native speaker, grammar is mostly understood subliminally without consciously thinking about it. I found that reviewing the basic de
Read more
Ennis
This unit teaches us the third and fourth basic skills used in any language.These are the productive skills, speaking and writing. Both of these skills are used for the same purpose of communicating a
Read more
Eureka
Teachers should inspire confidence in learners in order for a class to be able to learn effectively. Teachers should be able to organise and manage a class as well as being friendly, relaxed and maint
Read more
Fairfield
After reading the document containing the information about the first unit, here is what I learned. Good teachers will possess the following qualities : they’re kind and patient, they love teachin
Read more
Fairview
This unit covered teaching styles and methods, some of which I had never heard of before. I appreciate that the main teaching method this unit discussed was ESA, since it seems like it is the most sen
Read more
Flaxville
In this unit I learned about multiple methods a teacher may manage and engage their class. For example, the Manager or Controller teacher, while very important to motivate and instruct students may ne
Read more
Forsyth
It is true that too much planning can make lessons rather rigid and stop the teacher being flexible to the needs of the students. Theteacherisexpected to let the students decide what to do in the clas
Read more
Fort Benton
Productive skills: speaking and writing. While speaking and writing are substantially different in many ways, they both are used for the same purpose – to communicate. When two or more people are co
Read more
Fort Peck
The simple future tense is a verb tense that is used to refer to the future. This tense is commonly formed with the use of will and shall for an activity that takes place in the future. Besides these
Read more
Froid
This unit covered lesson planning in a more in depth manner than past units by utilizing two videos of class lessons for comparison. In the first video, the teacher is less clear and more rushed, whil
Read more
Fromberg
This unit teaches about two of the four basic skills in a language. These are reading and listening, which are also known as receptive skills. There are also two categories for the reasons and motives
Read more
Geraldine
The system and structure of past tenses is not too different from present tenses, except that past tenses obviously relate to past time periods. You should begin to see certain similarities in usage a
Read more
ENDBODY
Register for your TEFL/TESOL Course!

  • 1The registration process is free and does not commit you in any way.
  • 2Anyone fluent in English and aged 18+ is eligible for our courses.
  • 3No previous experience or qualifications are required.
  • 4Register today and receive a free e-guide covering the basics of TEFL/TESOL.
  • 5All online courses are entirely flexible and self-paced. Work at your own pace in your own time!


arrow 
Personal data
arrow 
Choose your course
   Online Course
   In-Class Course
   Combined Course
The personal information we collect on this page will be treated in accordance with our privacy policy.
By submitting this form you declare to have read and agreed to the Terms & Conditions.