Hello David,

I am a United States citizen with a wife who is a Russia citizen.  We have
been to Russia twice and I am looking to move my family and
myself to Moscow, working as an English teacher.  I possess a B. A. Degree
in Communications and plenty of professional background in sales,
writing and interacting with people.  The only thing I don't yet have in my
hands at this time is a Teaching English as a foreign language
certification.
Can you provide any advice about breaking into this field?  More
specifically, is it necessary to have a certification before you begin a
teaching position
in Moscow?  If it is not, can you recommend a school that accepts people
and will help them gain certification in Moscow?  Also, I understand I
should
not take an online English certification course, that it is not held in
very high regard.  But that I should take an in-class training.  Is this
correct?  Can
you provide any other details I should think about?

Thank you so much for your insights.

Brian Emig

On Thu, Sep 18, 2014 at 1:52 AM, David Sydenham <[email protected]>
wrote:

> Hello, my name is David and I am an experienced teacher of English. I am
> originally from London and have been teaching English for over 10 years,
> the last 5 of which I have been in Moscow.
>
> I would like to offer interesting and challenging English lessons that
> meet your requirements, whether they be for business or pleasure. I have
> prepared students for many exams, such as IELTS, TOEFL, FCE and CAE. I have
> also taught English in many major companies in Russia.
>
> Please contact me for more information or to arrange your lessons. If my
> fellow expats have any Russian colleagues or friends who are interested,
> please do pass my details on.
>
> Kind regards,
>
> David
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