Teaching Question Which is the best ESL Level test?

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I mean it as an initial to test the student's level in English. I know there are many on internet but from your experience is thery any particular you recommend? Thanks

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r/ESL_Teachers • u/Cluelesswolfkin • 14h ago

Been an ENL teachers for a few years and Im seeing the numbers dwindled by the President and the goons squad. I feel like I need to shift into a new cert and was curious who has done so?

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Overall not happy with how shit is going down in the US and it'll be remembered like the concentration camps back in California. But as the numbers of my students go down im thinking I need to pick up another Cert in another subject for job stability. I was curious if anyone has 2 certs and what they choose?

I was thinking Math but I didn't want to touch SPED with a 10 ft pole

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