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1. How do I connect to students?

FAQs/Current Users

Author:Jason Campbell

The first thing you need to do is create a profile on English Spark, if you haven't done so yet. You can do that by clicking create an account under the Teacher's Login on the left. Once you create an account you should read "How do I create a...

2. How do I create a killer listing?

FAQs/Current Users

Author:Jason Campbell

� � The number one thing is to be completely honest. Don't buff up your listing and fabricate the truth. Be honest and positively portray yourself, if you must contain a negative attribute, try to shine a positive light on it. Also be...

3. How do I get the contract?

FAQs/Current Users

Author:Jason Campbell

Professionalism, Professionalism, Professionalism! The most important thing is to act professional. You should wear business attire to the trial lesson. This doesn't mean that you have to for all and any future lessons, but the first one is a...

4. How do I become a mastermind/author?

FAQs/Current Users

Author:Neal Chambers

We are looking for talented ESL/EFL teachers that are experienced in creating and writing innovative materials. What we are looking forcreativity - Teachers who want to put a little spark into studying English. passion - Teachers who care...

5. How do I submit material?

FAQs/Materials

Author:Neal Chambers

In order to submit material or articles you need to be an author or mastermind. How do I become an author or mastermind?

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6. How much are the materials?

FAQs/Materials

Author:Neal Chambers

The quick answer is they are free. The long answer is that all materials are protected under the GNU Free Documentation License. A copy of which is available here. Please try to credit us when possible and have fun teaching.

7. How are the grammar levels defined?

FAQs/Materials

Author:Neal Chambers

There are ten grammar levels for the Grammar Based Lessons. Our grammar levels are always revisable and we encourage your input in how to make them clearer and better defined. Here are the current rough guidelines for the different grammar...