Int’l Travel Writers
Hello International Travel Writers/Bloggers:
It’s almost October 2013! The month of August we are showcasing Mott Green from the Grenada Chocolate Company, (on ESL Carnival.com), and his amazing contributions to green projects. (also view the Travel Channel’s Fast Foods Gone Global Series & check show times on your cable network). See ESL Carnival’s Editorial on Mott Green here. In September this article will move to ESL Mardigras.com & our new Guest Travel Writer will be showcased.
We are currently on Twitter and other social media in search of some great ESL, (English Second Language), teachers to be featured on our new blog. If you are an intl traveler and have taught ESL overseas in any county tell us your story. Simple guidelines are here: https://eslcarnival.wordpress.com/
Our TWITTER presence is (here) & Our FACEBOOK presence is (here)
As we continue to expand during our third year – we will be bringing online a new website which will suggest more interactive options independent of options available with our online TWITTER presence. Our new website will allow our students, teachers and visitors to respond to short articles on travel advice, options and stories which make ESL Carnival truly a pre-travel destination for ESL workers abroad. Also in 2013, ESL Carnival will have a special focus on language, travel, school and work opportunities in Paris, France. To all of our non-native speakers & students of English – don’t forget to visit the Business English Word List I &II. In the meantime for questions or inclusion on topical material – please visit ESL Carnival on TWITTER or contact:
ESL Carnival:
staff.eslcarnival@gmail.com
Tentative deadline of September 15th & will begin showcasing writers beginning on that date with revolving open dates for future submissions. (Just contact us here:staff.eslcarnival@gmail.com
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About ESL Carnival
Welcome to ESL Carnival
Hello International Travel Writers/Bloggers:
Summer 2015!
Check out ESL Carnival as we are looking for ESL teachers who want to travel abroad to work in Beijing. Last December we have been highlighting Elizabeth Kocek’s “You Never Know Until You Try,” by Tin Lizzie – a very close friend of Gia Benigni Di Borgo’s ESL Carnival. (Worth the read – especially is you’re tinkering upon what to do with your life as the new year approaches!!!)
In November we showcased Teresa Vincent’s travel/hostel article! If you’re thinking about traveling on a great penny-for-penny budget why not stay at a great hostel to beat the high hotel prices? See Teresa Vincent’s article here.
In August we featured Mott Green from the Grenada Chocolate Company and his amazing contributions to green projects. (also view the Travel Channel’s Fast Foods Gone Global Series & check show times on your cable network). See ESL Carnival’s Editorial on Mott Green here.
We are currently on Twitter and other social media in search of some great ESL, (English Second Language), teachers to be featured on our new blog. If you are an intl traveler and have taught ESL overseas in any county tell us your story. Simple guidelines are to the right of this page.
Our TWITTER presence is (here) & Our FACEBOOK presence is (here)
Tentative deadline of August 15th & will begin showcasing writers beginning on that date with revolving open dates for future submissions. (Just contact us here:staff.eslcarnival@gmail.com
ESL Carnival is truly what the name suggests. It is a myriad of ESL opportunities for teaching English overseas. All you do is simply click onto any link on our site to be directed to the teaching/travel destination of your choice – then return to our site for the articles, travel writing, blogging and ESL Carnival’s forthcoming ESL Teacher Artwork Project.
As we continue to expand during our third year – we will be bringing online a new website which will suggest more interactive options independent of options available with our online TWITTER presence. Our new website will allow our students, teachers and visitors to respond to short articles on travel advice, options and stories which make ESL Carnival truly a pre-travel destination for ESL workers abroad. Also in 2013, ESL Carnival will have a special focus on language, travel, school and work opportunities in Paris, France. To all of our non-native speakers & students of English – don’t forget to visit the Business English Word List I &II. In the meantime for questions or inclusion on topical material – please visit ESL Carnival on TWITTER or contact:
ESL Carnival:
staff.eslcarnival@gmail.com
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Hi Carnival:
Thanx for the chance to spotlight some of my work during my travels thru several locations in India. I just emailed you my submission and hope to see it on the site soon! I included several pictures so choose whichever photos you’d like to post.
Thanx!
Chantel
Hi Carnival. Great day to you. I’ve been teaching ESL over the last eight years & what I’ve discovered is that being on the road is something that I TRULY love. Additionally, one thing that I could always rely on was/is ESL (English as a Second Language) teaching. I’ve worked in China, Spain, France, Italy, Germany, Brazil, and Ireland as an English teacher for non-natives and found it to be THE MOST exciting, most satisying career that I ever could have imagined. Thanks for the great site w/all the fun links & I plan on submitting a blog story about my teaching travels in France of all places. Also notice that you have some upcoming info about Paris coming to the site. Keep me/us updated!!
JOSH