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“Why am I not able to speak English fluently even though I learned English all through my years at school?”.

This question was asked by an engineering student when he lost a campus placement interview simply because he lacked even the basic English skills need for the job.

My answer to him is this: “You learned to speak English in the wrong way, just like thousands of others who have spent a fortune just so that they can speak English without hesitation.”

I will explain. Just think of your past when you where in the third grade. How did you learn to speak in English? You were given ( if you had gone to a top class school) word puzzles, vocabulary tests, spelling tests, flash cards showing word pictures and what not. Yes all of them may help you to improve your English.

But will they improve your English speaking skill. No. Why? Since all these methods deal only with individual words. They don’t help you to combine these words to form meaningful sentences.

Our brain is naturally programmed to think in terms of ‘word groups’, and not in terms of individual words. That is because of the fact that our normal conversation revolves around groups of words. We hardly think and speak using individual words.

Then again, our memory is enforced by an association of one idea to another. You must have read about the various memory improvement techniques. They all revolve around one basic idea, commit things to memory by linking individual bits of information together.

But in school, we learn English in an unnatural way. By concentrating on individual words our brain loose their power to link all the words together. Even grammar lessons wont help us to learn spoken English as grammar rules are more applicable to written language rather then speech. We hardly think of capitalization of the first letter of a sentence rule when we speak in English.

So what is the correct method of learning to speak in English? The best method is to learn English by linking words that occur together and using them as a template for your speech.

If you can speak and write good English, an ESL job is right for you. You can take your pick of countries all over the world. There are websites on the Internet that can help you launch your ESL career. ESL job seekers and schools hiring English teachers as a second language can visit the sites for reliable ESL jobs sources.

Getting to reputable sites can help English teachers secure positions in schools and companies in Asian countries and in other exotic non-English speaking communities world wide. ESL jobs offer top-notch English teachers good pay and premium positions.

Through these sites, schools can select the right candidates without having to sort through a pile of applications. Applicants seeking ESL jobs will be confident that they get the right jobs immediately without spending so much time seeking the right placements. Both sides get the needed advantage.

Finding ESL jobs through networking is faster than looking up newspaper classified ads. You get immediate results, the right posting, and the location where you want to work! You can choose exotic Middle East countries, European settings, or Asian communities.

Wherever you wish to go, you can have the best of everything, a good job and the opportunity to see the world is at your fingertips when you course your application through creditable ESL jobs sites in the Internet.

It is an advantage to have a resume ready. Once a school needs to hire a new ESL teacher, they inform the sites. Your resume is immediately sent to the right school authority and does not have to pass through endless channels or bureaucratic red tape. Referrals for ESL jobs through the reputable sites will eliminate the thousands of dollars that will cost you in relocation.

To find more information about ESL jobs, you can visit http://www.esljob.org, this site will help you get a secure position in China, Japan, or Korea. You can also get more information especially about ESL jobs in Korea at http://www.esljobkorea.org. So before you log on, have your resume ready. It pays to be prepared with all the requirements. So log on now and check out lucrative ESL jobs. You get to see the world while sharing your expertise.