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Hi, I’m [your name].

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About Me

In this section, provide a brief introduction about yourself, your teaching background, and your career goals. Highlight your experiences and what motivates you as an English language teacher trainer.

English Skills

Reading

• Describe your proficiency in reading English by providing artifacts (examples) of any coursework you have completed. Also, include any relevant certifications or assessments.

Writing

• Detail your writing skills in English. Mention any publications, articles, or papers you have authored.
• Include samples of your writing, such as essays, lesson plans, or research papers.

Listening

• Discuss your listening abilities in English. Highlight any relevant experiences, such as attending conferences or listening to English lectures.
• Share any assessments or certifications that demonstrate your listening skills.

Speaking

• Explain your speaking proficiency in English. Mention any relevant experiences, such as public speaking, teaching, or conducting workshops.
• Provide recordings or videos that showcase your speaking skills.

Knowledge of How Languages are Learned

Applied Linguistics

• Outline your understanding of applied linguistics and its relevance to language teaching by reflecting on any artifacts that you can provide from prior learning experiences: any coursework, certifications, or practical experiences related to applied linguistics.