Q: Hi! As we ask you, the motive of this interview is to understand better your motivation to be a teacher and what you would like to say to us in this new stage that we are going to begin.
A: Yes, there's no problem, so let's begin with the questions.
Q: Why you choose to be a teacher? And specifically why an English teacher?
A: Because I always love to teach and English teacher because I could open more doors and because one of my aunts is an English teacher and there I realized that she finally did not fully practice pedagogy because she ended up working on cruise ships and with that I realized that knowing English you have many options of work.
Q: Have you ever regretted it? What other option, apart from English, did you have in mind?
A: To study English ... probably if, in college many times when I was not doing well I thought, why I chose English and not an easier language. Answering your second question, I would have liked to be something nothing to do with this and I would love to have been a stylist or hairdresser in the wave of painting nails and stuff.
Interview with a CIW teacher
On this occasion we interview a partially new teacher. He entered to work officially this year while during 2018 he did his internships right here.
Without further, Andrea González, professor of English and communicational English at the Woodland English School.
Q: Hi! As we ask you, the motive of this interview is to understand better your motivation to be a teacher and what you would like to say to us in this new stage that we are going to begin.
Q: Why you choose to be a teacher? And specifically why an English teacher?
Q: Have you ever regretted it? What other option, apart from English, did you have in mind?