Finally I decided to take the course. It is because I can't stand the tedious procedures of preparing a portfolio to convince the regulatory body that the MAs and PCEd trainings are sufficient. The unreasonable requests from them are that
1) I need to submit a half-page statement to summarie /ourline each module I took and
2) to supplement the course outline with a reference list, an assignment list and
3) to state what assessments the module required
Besides, there are lots of other documents I need to prepare. It may take 20 hours for me to produce a portfolio whereas doing the TESL training again will involve much longer hours
"Why can't they trust another TESOL training institute by reviewing their program details? "
"If the information is right on hand with me, what jobs are they supposed to do? "
I'd rather spend the money, attend further lessons to refresh what I leant about TESOL, know more colleauges who teach ESL classes. Why should I comply with a silly regulatory body?
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