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China as a country is the biggest absorber of Indian teachers. For most Chinese employers, it does not matter what the candidate is speaking; what matters is how well they are speaking. For seeking job opportunities abroad, a clear and neutral accent is the most important as well as the most crucial factor; the one that is without a mother tongue influence or a regional accent. Here, communication is the key behind cracking any international job interview.

Diwali is celebrated across the length and breadth of the nation mainly to mark the returning of Lord Rama to Ayodhya after 14 years in exile and it was celebrated by lighting clay diyas. This marks the celebration of good over evil with much fanfare and enthusiasm. ACT Mumbai left no stones unturned to soak in the spirits of the ‘festival of lights’ and arranged for a beautiful celebration at ACT Mumbai centre replete with graceful dance performances and making colourful rangolis.

Asian College of Teachers conducted a seminar in Mumbai on 19th October, 2019 on ‘Creating a Mindful Classroom Environment’ for the trainees of the ongoing ITD and ECCE batches. The seminar was conducted by Ms. Suparna Ghosh, who is a well-known clinical psychologist as well as a member of the ACT Academic Board. The 15 participants who attended the seminar, gained an in-depth knowledge regarding the various techniques used in creating a mindful classroom setting conducive to learning.

Asian College of Teachers has always felt that a proper orientation session is necessary in providing a clear picture of the TEFL job market to the candidates and guide them in the right direction that helps to remove any fallacious expectation that stems in their mind. This aids the candidates to set clear career objectives as they prepare for a new life that lies ahead of them.

With the immersion of Goddess Durga along with her children on Bijoya Dashami, all over the world Bengalis come together with people from other communities to celebrate the victory of Devi Durga over buffalo demon, Mahishasura signifying the victory of good over evil. Also known as Bijoya Sammilani, this celebration often takes place after Bijoya Dashami and involves eating sumptuous food and Bijoya sweets, with the spirit of festivity still lingering in the air. The day brings the official ending of the pujo celebration for the year.

New recruits are an integral part of any organization and it is just so at Asian College of Teachers (ACT).