Participants in the program can be people of different affinities and interests, aged 18-35. The most sought after group of people is up to the age of 25, with a university degree. One of the conditions for applying to the program are people with a minimum of high school graduation, but students who have higher education and experience in teaching English and working with children certainly have an advantage when finding a better job offer and position at work. The program is designed to give a chance to all young people who want to experience a new adventure, gain additional education, experience and get acquainted with the culture of China that goes far back in time. With a responsible attitude, commitment and knowledge, we offer you the opportunity to spend an unforgettable summer, test yourself, improve your language, and cash in on it.

• Initial knowledge of English: B2 minimum. A fluent pronunciation with minimal accent is required,
• Age restrictions from 18 to 35 years,
• Photocopy of the first page of the passport, which must be valid for 6 months after the expiration of the visa,
• Diploma from a higher school or faculty
• That you don’t have any serious health problems,
• Experience in working with children (preferably, not required),
• Cheerful and in the mood for a new adventure.

TESOL English language course can be taken in two ways:

1. ADVANCE TESOL CERTIFICATE PROGRAM – ONLINE foundation course + 1 ONLINE specialization course
2. ADVANCE TESOL CERTIFICATE PROGRAM – IN CLASS foundation course + 1 ONLINE specialization course

1. ADVANCE TESOL CERTIFICATE PROGRAM – ONLINE foundation course + 1 ONLINE specialization course. It consists of two parts: a basic part called “Foundation course” which is taken online with the help of instructions that you receive in the mail by Global Tesol College after your application to the program and “Specialization course” which gives you the opportunity to you specialize in a specific area that is mostly defined by the age of the target group you will be teaching. Both parts of the course consist of a series of required literature and videos that you must master before taking the final test.
2. ADVANCE TESOL SERTIFICATE PROGRAM – IN CLASS foundation course + ONLINE specialization course. This course also consists of two parts, the only difference being in the way the “Foundation course” is taken. The IN CLASS course is held live for 5 days in the presence of authorized TESOL lecturers from Canada in Serbia. Depending on the place of residence of the majority of candidates, it is decided whether the course will be held in Novi Sad or Belgrade. The course will start on Wednesday and end on Sunday. The first three days you will have a training of 5 hours a day, the last two days you will have a lecture of 9 hours a day. The course will provide you with everything you need. This part of the course is followed by taking the “Specialization course” which is taken online on the same principle as the previous way of taking the course.

The TESOL course consists of a series of activities that teach you, in addition to the English language itself, how to teach a language in a country where your mother tongue is not spoken, as well as ways to adapt to the new social and cultural environment. Each course starts with the application of at least 12 candidates, and at most 24, so that mutual interaction is necessary.

Upon completion of any type of course you receive 3 certificates:

• certificate for passed 60 hours of “Foundation course”
• certificate for passed 60 hours of “Specialization course”
• certificate for passed 120 hours of ADVANCE TESOL program which combines the previous two certificates.

All you need to get started is the will to jump into a new adventure and a medium knowledge of English. The Work and Joy Program is there to teach you English, teaching methodologies, coping in an environment that is likely to be completely different from yours, and to provide you with a job at one of the Summer Camps in China.

PRICE ADVANCE TESOL CERTIFICATE PROGRAM – ONLINE foundation course + 1 ONLINE specialization course is $ 995.

PRICE ADVANCE TESOL SERTIFICATE PROGRAM – IN CLASS foundation course + 1 ONLINE specialization course is $ 1195.

Demand for foreign nationals, English language teachers, is constantly growing in China. This is a unique opportunity to first of all improve your active use of the English language, to awaken your teaching skills, to get acquainted with a completely different environment, culture and way of life, as well as to spend an unforgettable summer in China. This can be a test and a milestone for a completely different direction you choose. An opportunity not to be missed. The most important thing is to know that Summer Camp does not have to be your limit, taking the Tesol course opens up numerous opportunities that can end in multi-year contracts with employers in China.

1. You will teach English to children under the age of 10 in summer camps in China,
2. together with these children you will perform extracurricular activities (playing in the yard, creative workshops outside the classroom,),
3. working hours from Monday to Friday from 09-17h (sometimes in the evening),
4. every weekend is free mostly,
5. the program can last 2, 3 or 4 months,
6. mostly paid accommodation in private apartments or houses that are within the school,
7. you do not need knowledge of Chinese.

1. 3-4 hours a day of English language lectures for children up to 10 years of age,
2. 2-3 hours a day playing with children, practicing language through extracurricular activities,
3. books and teaching materials will be provided to you,
4. it is also possible that you will have an offer to hold private lessons for children and earn extra money,
5. you will have the support of a local English representative who knows English,
6. transport at the local level as well as transfer from / to the airport is paid to you,
7. sighting costs and some meals are included in the price.

RUSSIA

With its area of ​​17,075,400 square kilometers, Russia is officially the largest country in the world, spread over as many as two continents, Europe and Asia. The capital of Russia is Moscow with 10.5 million inhabitants.

The name Russia comes from the ancient Russian people, the Varyagra group, who founded Kievan Russia. Russia, officially the Russian Federation, is a federal state that stretches across vast expanses of Eastern Europe and northern Asia. Back in 1939, Winston Churchill said that Russia is a mystery wrapped in mystery within an enigma. Even today, many of his words are considered correct. If you didn’t know, Russia is seventh in the world in terms of population, and Russians pick mushrooms for fun.

Some interesting facts about Russia:

• Beer was not considered an alcoholic beverage until 2011. It was only in 2011 that the then President Dmitry Medvedev signed the law according to which beer is an alcoholic beverage.
• The territory of Russia is flooded by the waters of 13 seas, namely: the Baltic, White, Barents, Kara, Sea of ​​the Laptyev brothers, East Siberian, Chukotka, Bering, Okhotsk, Japan, Black, Caspian and Azov.
• Russia’s surface is slightly larger than the dwarf planet Pluto.
• The Ural mountain range, which divides Russia into European and Asian parts, is the oldest mountain range in the world.
• There are 221 museums, 2,000 libraries, more than 80 theaters, over 100 concert halls and a large number of cultural institutions in St. Petersburg.
• There is no word for “fun” or “privacy” in Russian.
• Petersburg is the northernmost city in the world with a population of over a million inhabitants.
• Russian is one of the 5 most widely spoken languages ​​in the world.
• Lake Baikal is the deepest lake in the world and the largest reservoir of fresh water on Earth.
• Extra wealthy residents of Moscow sometimes drive ambulances to avoid traffic jams.
• Russia has never had slaves. The feudal period in Russia lasted shorter than in England, so they did not manage to develop that habit.
• Russia makes the best vodka in the world.
• Moscow is a port of five seas. She made it thanks to the channels. The canal named Moscow, built in the period between 1933-1937. year (connects the Moscow River with the Volga), turned the Russian capital into a port of three seas: the White, Baltic and Caspian. The Volga-Don channel connects Moscow with two other seas: the Azov and the Black Seas.
• Up to nine million people travel daily on the Moscow subway.
• Moscow has more billionaires in the world.
• Before the trip, the Russians sit in silence for a few seconds.
• Petersburg is located on 101 islands. These islands are connected, in the narrower area of ​​the city, by 363 bridges, and if the suburbs are taken into account, there are 578. This number does not include bridges on the territory of the company and railway bridges, as well as wooden bridges in parks and canals. If they were counted, the number of bridges would exceed 1000.
• The twenty richest Russians together have a fortune worth about 227 billion dollars.
• The Russian State Library is the largest in Europe and the second in the world, after the Library of Congress in the United States, located in Moscow, and was founded in 1862.
• The waiting time between two trains at the train station in Moscow in rush hour is less than 90 seconds, which is shorter than anywhere in the world.
• Yuri Gagarin was the first to enter Earth’s orbit.
• The total length of the Kremlin is 2235 meters.
• The shortest distance between Russia and America is 4 kilometers.
• Russia currently has about 600 universities.
• The Orthodox Cathedral of Christ the Savior in Moscow is 105 meters high and is the tallest Orthodox church in the world.
• In 2012, UNESCO included the city of Yekaterinburg on the list of twelve ideal cities to live in.
• 25% of forests are located in Siberia.
• According to the 2002 census, Russia is a multinational country with over 180 nationalities.
• Russia has given the world several excellent artists, scientists and writers, among whom the most prominent are: Dostoevsky, Chekhov, Tolstoy, Pushkin, Gogol, Turgenev, Lomonosov and so on.
• The Volga River is the longest river in Europe with its 3534 kilometers.
• The Trans-Siberian Railway is the longest in the world. It connects two parts of the world, 12 districts and 87 cities with its length of 9288 kilometers of railway.
• Each ruler of the famous Romanov dynasty left his successor a larger state than he received from the previous heir.
• The city park in Moscow is much larger than the largest city gardens in the metropolis. Izmailovo Park covers an area of ​​15.35 square kilometers, which makes it six times larger than Central Park in New York.

MOSCOW

is the capital and largest city of Russia with over 10 million inhabitants. According to the census of the GAWC group, the University of Loughborough (UK) is considered the “Alpha Global City”. It is located on the Moskva River in the Central Federal District of European Russia. The biggest landmark of Russia is located in Moscow, the Moscow Kremlin, an ancient fortress today, the residence of the President of the Russian Federation.

Moscow is one of the largest urban economies in Europe, accounting for about 24% of Russia’s GDP. This city also has the lowest unemployment rate of only 1% compared to the national average of 7%. The average monthly salary is 41,600 rubles (1,070 euros), which is almost twice as much as the national average.

There are over 4000 libraries and as many as 60 state universities in Moscow, the most famous of which is Lomonoto University, founded in 1755. Near the city there is an atomic center and an institute for nuclear research. The underground metro has existed since 1935 and runs over 90 kilometers. Moscow is a port city that has as many as 5 airports: Sheremetyevo, Domodedevo, Vnukovo, Biyukovo and Ostafiev. The city is called a green city because of the amount of parks it owns. This city has 96 parks and 18 gardens that cover about 500 square kilometers. One of the largest open-air amphitheaters in Europe is located in the oldest park in Moscow. For sports fans, the good news is that Moscow has as many as 63 different stadiums for various sports.

China is the most populous country in the world, covering 9.5 million square kilometers. It is located in Asia and has a population of 1.3 billion according to the last census from 2012. The capital is Beijing.

Here are some interesting facts about China that will fascinate you:

Given that a large part of China is the mainland and that it is the most populous country in the world, it is quite logical that China produces and consumes huge amounts of natural resources and food. It also means that a large share of billionaires live in China. “Business Insider” came up with interesting facts about the second economic power in the world, which could surpass the United States this year and become the largest economic power in the world.

• China is the fourth largest country in the world (after Russia, Canada and the United States). It has an area of ​​9.5 million square kilometers.
• The word China comes from the name QIN which means beard.
• China is also known as the “flower kingdom” because of the many fruits and flowers (such as oranges and orchids) that are now grown around the world.
• Toilet paper originated in China at the end of 1300, and was initially used only by emperors. In addition to paper, the Chinese created a compass and gunpowder.
• The Chinese invented dragons (paper dragons) about 3000 years ago. They were used to scare the enemy into battle. While the dragon is generally considered an evil creature in Western culture, it holds the first place among the four greatest creatures in Chinese mythology.
• Many Chinese children have crickets as pets.
• China has only one time zone.
• Many historians claim that football originated in China in 1000 BC.
• Ping-pong, better known as table tennis, is one of the most popular games in China. Cricket is also popular.
• The most popular hobby in China is collecting stamps and stamps.
• Early emperors guarded pandas to defend themselves from evil forces and natural disasters. Pandas are also considered symbols of power and courage in China.
• White is the Chinese color of mourning.
• In China, it is customary for the rich to have long nails on their little fingers, which speaks of their position.
• The Chinese were the first to discover that blood circulates through the body and that the heart pumps blood.
• Tea was discovered in China, and it is believed that it happened when a tea leaf fell into hot water. The Chinese believe that tea is necessary for a healthy life.
• The most important holiday in China is Chinese New Year. The Chinese traditionally believe that every person expels evil forces from the old age. They also think that it is everyone’s birthday then.
• Chinese is spoken by 92% of China’s population.
• The color red symbolizes happiness for the Chinese and is most often used at Chinese festivals and other happy occasions.
• In ancient China, the lotus was considered a symbol of purity.
• The Chinese first produced silk in 3000 BC. The Chinese kept the secret of making silk well. China is also known as the Land of Silk.
• The oldest piece of paper in the world was found in China and dates from the second century BC.
• During the first half of the twentieth century, Shanghai was the only port in the world that accepted Jews without a visa.
• Chinese lanterns are an important symbol of longevity. Lanterns used to be symbols of family wealth, and the richest families had such large lanterns that it took several people to pick them up and light them.
• The Great Canal of China is the longest canal in the world, 1.114 miles long and with about 60 bridges.
• The phoenix is ​​the most important bird in Chinese legends.
• The position of the stars on the Chinese flag represents the unity of the people under communism. More precisely, the red flag symbolizes the revolution, the big star symbolizes communism and the small stars represent the Chinese people.
• The Great Wall of China is the largest building in the world. Based on extensive research, it has been determined that the total length of the Great Wall of China is 21,196 kilometers, the Chinese State Administration for Cultural Heritage announced recently.
• Chinese railways could wrap the globe twice. The total length of Chinese railways is 93,000 kilometers.

SHANGHAI

Shanghai is the largest city in China and a seaport at the confluence of the Huangpu River and the Yangtze River, just off the Pacific coast. The city has the status of a separate Chinese province. According to data from 2010, Shanghai has 23 million inhabitants and is the largest traffic, trade and industrial center of the country.

It consists of a modern city that includes the former English, American and French districts with business districts and the old Chinese town (Chinese Hutsen). It owns large financial institutions, shops, hotels, a university, the Chinese Academy of Sciences, observatories, museums, theaters and so on.

Shanghai is on the list of the best cities to live. Railways to Nanjing, Beijing and Hangzhou depart from Shanghai. The industry of iron and steel, machinery, ships, electrical engineering, chemistry, textiles, ceramics, paper, leather and footwear, tobacco, glass, cement has been developed…

In the mid-1980s, a decision was made to give Shanghai the role of leader in the modernization of China again. This has led to an enormous growth in industrial production and foreign investment. In 1990, the Pudong Special Economic Zone was established and the “New Bund” was established.

The city has established itself as a center for the development of biotechnology, information technology and microelectronics. It is the seat of numerous international financial institutions. Shanghai is home to the tallest building in China, the 492-meter-high Shanghai World Trade Center. It is the only city in the world where a magnetic train runs regularly.

SHENZHEN

Shenzhen (Shamchun or Sham Chun, according to historical documents) is a city in the very south of Guangdong Province in the southern part of the People’s Republic of China. It borders the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, which has been part of China since 1997.

The city is easily overlooked as a tourist destination. It does not exist on many atlases and maps, and it is a city that can offer so much to both tourists and workers. “Lianhuashan”, “Lizhi”, “Wutongshan” are just some of the largest planned parks. There are many nature reserves within the city limits. In addition, 6,000 years of history have left traces here. One of them is 50 km from the city center within the ancient urban center with castles and fortresses. It is the Old Dapeng Fortress (Dapeng Castle), built in 1394 during the reign of the southern Ming Dynasty, and the settlement served as a defensive location.

The most famous attractions are:

• Chinese Folk Culture Villages – Chinese folk cultural village
• Dameisha Promenade – Promenade Dameisha
• Happy Valley Amusement Park
• Minsk World
• Safari Park / Nanshanu – Safari park
• Splendid China
• Windows of the World
• Xianhu Lake Botanical Garden – Botanical Garden by Xinhu Lake
• Xiaomeisha BeachResort / Yantianu – Xiaomeisha Beach
• Zhongying Street – Zhongying Street

The city is one of the epicenters of the Chinese economy. The fact is that according to research, as many as 24 billionaires live in this city, so it is not uncommon to see rare cars and a seemingly rich person on the streets. The city is one of the most affordable when it comes to looking for a job for English language teachers. Everyone is trained in Europe with the same manners, so from the research so far, this city is always the first choice for people looking for a job in China.

KUWAIT

is a city / state in southwest Asia. It faces the Persian Gulf to the east. It borders Iraq to the north and Saudi Arabia to the south. Most of the land is flat desert. Today it has a total population of about 2 million.

Kuwait is a constitutional monarchy with the oldest directly elected parliament among the Arab nations in the Persian Gulf. The country is ruled by the Al Sabah dynasty and the head of state is the emir or sheik. Kuwait has a GDP of 167.9 billion dollars, which makes it the fifth richest country in the world. According to the index of economic freedom, it ranks second in the Middle East.

A small country in southwest Asia on the Arabian Peninsula with access to the Persian Gulf, an ordinary traveler who comes to visit seems to suddenly find himself in some wonderful story from 1001 Nights. This country is an oasis in the middle of the desert, and its inhabitants are in no hurry, they say “slowly, everything will be fine, the job will be done”.

Magnificent buildings, the vast majority of which are modern, but there are also those in the Arabic style, modern roads, the most modern cars, luxury and splendor. In this country, the labor force consists mainly of Indians, Senegalese, Lebanese, Filipinos, but also people from European countries who are looking for happiness in a rich country. Kuwaitis do not do hard work.

What is amazing for people coming from the Balkan countries is the perfect service. In the shop, restaurant, hotel, the employees treat the guests carefully and with a lot of respect. The catering and trade slogan “the guest and the customer are always right” really applies to them.

When you enter the shopping center, you have the feeling that you are on one of Europe’s main streets, the center is covered and air-conditioned and the promenade is decorated with marble and concrete cubes. There is no store in the world that you can’t find here. You make good money here, but you also spend it relentlessly.

Kuwait finances the education of its young people at world universities, with accommodation and scholarships provided, with only one condition – to bring a diploma. Therefore, the people who come here as language teachers are extremely appreciated.

There are universities in Kuwait, schools that employ only workers from abroad. From the experience of people who have been employed as language teachers, the impressions are generally excellent. Regarding the Balkans, most people are from Serbia who earn an annual salary in Serbia in a month in Kuwait. Of course, it always depends on the position, the school, the university. Life is quite expensive and the pollution of the city is not negligible, but we are constantly working on improving the quality of life.

The United States of Mexico, or Mexico for short, is a country in North America that borders the United States to the north, Guatemala, Belize, and the Caribbean Sea to the southeast, the Pacific Ocean to the west, and the Gulf of Mexico to the east. Mexico is a federal state consisting of 31 federal states.

The capital of the country is the city of the same name, which is one of the largest agglomerations in the world with a population of 21 million.

Interesting facts about the state of Mexico:

• Mexico has as many as 68 official languages ​​and all are equal even though the vast majority of the population speaks Spanish. There are several groups of different languages ​​in this country, the most widespread of which is Navajo, which was used by the ancient Aztecs.
• In this country, since 1957, there is a law that artists pay taxes on their works of art. The ministry owns more than 5,000 works of art, including paintings, sculptures, engravings and so on.
• San Francisco has not always been a city in the United States. Until 1848, this city belonged to Mexico.
• Mexicans are the fattest nation in the world.
• Mexico City is the city with the largest number of taxis in the world, over 100,000.
• The first great civilization to settle in this area was the Olmecs in the 15th century BC.
• Until 1836, Texas was an integral part of Mexico.
• Mexico has the largest pyramid in the world, not Egypt.

MEXICO CITY

it stretches in a valley surrounded by chilled volcanoes and mountains, on the thighs of the ancient Aztec civilizations. Mexico is the largest and tallest city in North America. It has been conquered many times over the years, which is why the spirit of numerous civilizations lives in this city, starting with Olmec thousands of years before the new era.

Mexico Square is said to be the second largest city in the world. Whichever direction you go to the outskirts of the city, you will realize that it is surrounded by ancient ancient temples and palaces. The spacious capital is a place where you can find both love and hate with everything you can imagine from such a big city. It also has world-class museums and galleries, significant architectural values ​​and elegant buildings, palaces and cathedrals, colonial remains, historical ruins but also great economic, cultural and political importance. It also has overcrowding, traffic jams and constant noise from people and cars. However, this is a cosmopolitan city with perfect sunsets and many possibilities.

This city has the oldest university in North America, the National University of Mexico, which was founded back in 1551. The city was built on the foundations of the old city of the Aztecs – Tenochtitlan, which was located on the island of Lake Texcoco, which at the height of its power was one of the largest cities in the world with about 2000 inhabitants. The city was destroyed by Spanish conquistadors.

This agglomeration can afford a person everything in one place.