September 10, 2010, Newsletter Issue #146: Spanish For Spanish Teachers
Tip of the Week
Spanish teachers who are non-native speakers of Spanish can benefit from a Spanish course. Taking a Spanish course will help Spanish teachers to: * keep up to date with slang and vocabulary * update their cultural knowledge * polish their Spanish accent * get new teaching materials that they can use in class * make contact with other Spanish teachers to exchange ideas and information * enhance their professional development There are several Spanish institutions that offer this type of course for non-native Spanish teachers. These can be found easily by doing an Internet search. Most of these courses take place in summer to coincide with the school holidays.
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