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'''Teaching English abroad''' is a necessary achievement because of the growth in [[English usage]]. English is the international language of [[science]], [[medicine]], [[information technology]], and [[business]], and is fast becoming the international language in other fields as well. For example, according to a recent issue of ''[[Newsweek]]'', all of the world's top 10 universities are in the U.S. and Britain, and 30-40% of our doctoral students come from foreign countries. If foreign students want the best education to get the best jobs, they need to speak English.  
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'''Teaching English abroad''' is a necessary achievement because of the growth in [[English]] usage. English is the international language of [[science]], [[medicine]], [[information technology]], and [[business]], and is fast becoming the international language in other fields as well. For example, according to a recent issue of ''[[Newsweek]]'', all of the world's top 10 universities are in the U.S. and Britain, and 30-40% of our doctoral students come from foreign countries. If foreign students want the best education to get the best jobs, they need to speak English.  
    
Many universities in the U.S. and the U.K. offer a Master’s Degree in ESL or EFL teaching, and many schools throughout the world hire native-English speakers even without specific training. Some private companies also offer short courses to obtain a “teaching certificate,” but they are no substitute for formal education or experience in the field.  
 
Many universities in the U.S. and the U.K. offer a Master’s Degree in ESL or EFL teaching, and many schools throughout the world hire native-English speakers even without specific training. Some private companies also offer short courses to obtain a “teaching certificate,” but they are no substitute for formal education or experience in the field.  
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