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Showing posts with label How To. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 23, 2009

Jobs For Phone English Teachers

http://jill-des.blogspot.com/, Jobs for Phone English Teachers, Philippines




1. Sunlight Builders Center, Inc.

Online English Teachers

We are looking for English teacher to teach Chinese students online in your available time. Full time or part time will be ok.

Date: 7 December 2009
City/Town: Manila
Location: Manila
Wage/Salary: negotiable
Start: immediately
Duration: flexible
Type: Full Time, Part Time, Casual, Temporary, Home Based
How to apply: send resume by email
Company: Sunlight Builders Center, Inc.

Contact: Ivan Tsang
Phone:
Fax:
Email:



2. Hello Speak Corp.

Online English Teachers/Tutors

Hello Speak is a start up, China-based English school offering online language instruction to Chinese students.

...and we are looking for university students who are good communicators in English and have a knack, experience and passion for teaching the language.

Do you have fast and stable internet connection, a Skype ID, good working PC, headset and webcam?


Work Schedule: 4 hours a day, 5 days a week
Monday to Friday (Saturday and Sunday schedules are also available)

Work Hours: 6 pm to 10 p.m. , 7pm to 11 pm, or 8 pm to 12 am

Salary:
Regular - P2,500~/month(basic monthly salary) + premium pay for every lesson you conduct


Teach online from your home.

Apply now!

Date: 23 December 2009
City/Town: All over the country
Location: Nationwide
Wage/Salary: negotiable
Start: Immediately
Duration: long term, short term
Type: Full Time, Part Time
How to apply: send resume by email
Company: Hello Speak Corp.

Contact: Emma
Phone: +8615810258113
Fax:
Email:




3. Hello Speak Corp.

Online English Teachers for Chinese Students

Hello Speak is a start up, China-based English school offering online language instruction to Chinese students.

We need work from home online ESL teachers to join our team.

Working Hours:
Monday to Friday (Saturday and Sunday schedules are also available)
4 hours a day
6 pm to 10 p.m. , 7pm to 11 pm, or 8 pm to 12 am

Monthly Salary:
Regular :P2,500~/month(basic monthly salary) + premium pay for every lesson conducted

Qualifications:
• 19 to 21 years old
• students or graduates of AB English/BS Education Major in English, Communication Arts, Speech Communication and other related courses
• Has an American Accent
• Good command of the English language
• Proficient in the use of computers and instant messengers
• Punctual and with high sense of responsibility
• Excellent written and oral communication skills
* Patient, cheerful, organized and hardworking
* good and quiet work environment
* stable internet connection
* pleasing personality and appearance

System Requirements:
1. Reliable Personal Computer with at least 224 MB memory or higher (preferably around 512 MB).
2. The CPU of the PC should be at least Pentium IV or higher.
2. A broadband internet connection (cable, DSL, etc.)
3. Webcam and Headset

This is a home-based position.



Date: 23 December 2009
City/Town: All over the country
Location: Nationwide
Wage/Salary: negotiable
Start: Immediately
Duration: Long term, Short term
Type: Full Time, Part Time, Casual, Temporary, Traineeship
How to apply: send resume by email
Company: Hello Speak Corp.

Contact: Emma
Phone: +8615810258113
Fax:
Email:

4. Genetic Computer Institute

High School Teacher

- College Graduate, Education, English or Math Major
- Female, 22-35 years old
- Hardworking and self motivated
- Can work with minimal supervision
- Knowledgeable in Computer
- Above average communication skills
- LET Passer is an advantage
- Willing to learn and teach Computer in High School
Our Company offers teaching training for qualified applicants. Newly board passers are encouraging to apply.

Date: 23 December 2009
City/Town: Quezon City
Location: Manila
Wage/Salary: Above Minimum
Start: Immediately
Duration: Full Time
Type: Full Time
How to apply: send via email
Company: Genetic Computer Institute

Contact: Sharon/Niña
Phone: 722-0545
Fax:
Email:






5. EduinePhil., Inc.

Online English Teacher (will start IMMEDIATELY)

EduinePhil., Inc is opening its doors to qualified applicants who possess the following:

- can converse in English fluently

- has strong English grammar background

- has average English writing skills

- pleasant personality (can work well with other teachers)

- can work from 2pm - 11pm on weekdays

If you are that person, then its time to join our team!

Send your resume to xxxxxxx@xxxxx.xxx for evaluation.

Date: 22 December 2009
City/Town: Manila
Location: Manila
Wage/Salary: 12,000 - 16,000
Start: immediately
Duration: no duration
Type: Full Time
How to apply: send resume by email
Company: EduinePhil., Inc.

Contact: Tara Javier
Phone:
Fax:
Email:



5. Elim Edu. (People Ed. Language Center Corp.)

Full timeTutors

We are urgently in need of tutors,male or female, 20-30 years old. Graduate of B.S.Education major in English , Psychology, Mass Communication,Management or any 4 years course from reputable school. Can teach English with American accent to Korean students.Willing to work full time. Can work effectively under pressure and perform duties with minimum supervision. Salary is negotiable.

Date: 22 December 2009
City/Town: Alabang
Location: Manila
Wage/Salary: 10,000-15,000
Start: as soon as possible
Duration: six months onwards
Type: Full Time
How to apply: send resume by email or txt 09226047290/09391662972/09177033074/025023551
Company: Elim Edu. (People Ed. Language Center Corp.)

Contact: Ms. Lerma Regalario
Phone: 09226047290/09391662972/09177033074/025023551
Fax:
Email:






6. Kedutech Tour, Inc

Looking for Part-time English Tutor

QUALIFICATIONS:

> Male / Female
> 18 - 35 yrs of age
> Proficient in English
> Preferably College Graduate

REQUIREMENTS:

> Resume with picture, TOR
> Application letter addressed to the Manager, Miss Catherine Geonzon Abadia, KEDUTECH, 2nd Fl Food Court Bldg., SWU- main campus, Urgello St., Cebu City
> Submit requirements to the addressed provided

Date: 22 December 2009
City/Town: Cebu City
Location: Cebu
Wage/Salary: confidential
Start: January 2010
Duration: whole camp
Type: Part Time
How to apply: email and submit personally
Company: Kedutech Tour, Inc

Contact: Catherine Geonzon Abadia
Phone:
Fax:
Email:



7. Trace College

HR Assistant

Female
- graduate of Psychology, Human Resources or equivalent
- Full time position

Date: 15 December 2009
City/Town: Los Baños
Location: Laguna
Wage/Salary: Negotiable
Start: nov 8,2009
Duration: permanently
Type: Full Time
How to apply: kindly send your resume at xxx_xxxxxx##@xxxxx.xxx or you may call us at 536-6209
Company: Trace College

Contact: Jennylyn De Ocampo
Phone: 536-6209
Fax:
Email:


8. Jigu Corporation

Online English Teacher

ONLINE ENGLISH INSTRUCTORS


We are looking for career-oriented individuals who could take part in our endeavor to provide quality education to our clients (Foreign Language learners, specifically Koreans).We are an E-Learning company and we have been in the service for 5 years and continuing to grow. We offer Flexible schedules (Full-time or Part time Or Home-base) from 5 am to 11 pm. Qualifications are as follows:


1. Must have at least a Bachelor's degree/College Degree in Education/Teaching/Training and equevalent

2. Preferrably with 1 to 2 years teaching experience.

3. Excellent communication skills

4.Candidates must work well with multiple projects, changing priorities, and stringent deadlines.

5.Must have American or Neutral accent.


FOR OFFICE BASE / HOMEBASE

Requirements

1.Resume With Picture
2.NBI Clearance
3.Police Clearance
4.Employment Certificate




FOR HOMEBASE

Requirements

Must have high-speed internet connection at home, preferably with PLDT DSL Xperience plan (999/month - up to 1 mbps) or with lower PLDT plan but willing to upgrade but those with Bayantel or Globelines stable connection can also apply.
A very reliable desktop or laptop computer, at least 80 GB hard disk and 512 MB memory and a working headset, preferably with noise canceling function
a very quiet environment, a MUST


If you meet this qualifications you could send your application to xxx_xxxxxxxxxx@xxxxx.xxx.
Notifications will be sent via email or you could drop by our office at Unit 2B, D'Metyang's Bldg. 5064 P. Burgos st. Brgy. Poblacion, Makati city.

Contact Nos : 890-49-87 - Von

Date: 2 December 2009
City/Town: Makati
Location: Manila
Wage/Salary: -
Start: asap
Duration: -
Type: Full Time, Part Time
How to apply: email,phone
Company: Jigu Corporation

Contact: Von
Phone: 8904987
Fax:
Email:

C21 Language Tutorial Center

English Teachers

Teach English to Koreans

Date: 27 November 2009
City/Town: Quezon City
Location: Manila
Wage/Salary: per hour rate
Start: Immediately
Duration: indefinite
Type: Full Time, Part Time
How to apply: Send resume by email
Company: C21 Language Tutorial Center

Contact: Sam
Phone: 4358277
Fax:
Email:
***The following job posts are just copied from the link above. Any inquiries regarding the job posts will not be entertained since I don't have any connection to them in any way.

Tuesday, December 22, 2009

OJT's Information


Are you soon going to have your OJT?? Are you a fresh graduate now eager to land your first job?You came to the right place!

I will soon have my OJT this coming summer so I'm now starting to search about possible companies, establishements to do it! Good thing I came acroos this site made by students for the students who are looking for infos about OJT. It is called OJT CAREERS. Thanks for this : http://blackboard.prepys.com/ for the link!




Philippines, Caloocal City, university of caloocan city, buhay working student, working student, phone english teachers, part time jobs for college students, http://jill-des.blogspot.com/

The site looks like the one above

One Job Post I saw there is :


TIMES CORE INRTERNATIONAL INC., is a
Korean-owned company that concentrates in English Distance Learning. It was
organized with a vision to create workforce consisting of TOP-NOTCH INDIVIDUALS
who graduated from reputable institutions and whose goal is to ensure that
LEARNERS receive only the BEST and FINEST service possible.
Times
core Phone’s English
education center retains top tier teachers with
generous benefit package for them.
Times core Phone’s English education
center boasts the finest facilities and it provides a comfortable working
environment for the employees.

Responsibilities:

* Teaches
English language to foreign students “Koreans” * Prepares lessons and study
materials in advanced * Assists students mainly in developing their writing and
speaking skills * Evaluates students’ progress
Requirements:

*
Candidate must possess at least a Bachelor’s/College Degree * Board Passer
particularly in Teachers’ Licensure Examination. * Preferably female and a
graduate of UP and Ateneo * Must be well-versed with American or neutral accent,
with great passion in teaching, with friendly and pleasing personality *
Certifications in TESOL, IELTS, TOEIC, TOEFL, etc (and/or any International
Certifications) is a PLUS FACTOR * Required skill(s): computer literate and good
in grammar * At least 21 to 40 years old. * Must be capable of multi-tasking,
creative and well organized. * Applicants must be willing to work in Ortigas
Center,Pasig City. * Full-Time positions available.
WORKING SCHEDULE
AVAILABLE:

2:00pm – 11:00pm
Interested applicants may submit
their resume at:
Company Address:
2005~8 Pacific Center Bldg.,
33
San Miguel Ave.,
Ortigas Center, Pasig City
Tel. 636-7098 to 99
Or
you may send your resume thru email:
Maria04barrozo@hotmail.com
viciousjoker@hotmail.com

I am not in any way connected to them so any inquiries regarding the company should be forwarded to their site & office. I am just simply relating this to anyone who might read this!

By the way: This job post was posted on Dec. 22, 2009

10 Travel Taboos Around The Globe

I've just found this important info from MSN. I just copied & pasted it!
Photo credits From MSN also. The link is above!



1. Chopsticks:
There are many taboos to be wary of when eating with chopsticks. In Japan, it's considered a bad omen to insert your chopsticks into the rice bowl and leave them there for any reason. That's because resting chopsticks vertically in a rice bowl reminds the Japanese of grave markers. It's also considered poor manners to take food from the serving plate with the ends of the chopsticks you've eaten from. Instead, turn your chopsticks with that side toward you, and then pick the food up. In China, among other countries, pointing a chopstick at someone is considered rude.




2. Visiting mosques

All visitors — Muslim and non-Muslim — must remove their shoes before stepping into a mosque. Visitors should also follow customs for dress when visiting a mosque. Men should wear long pants and long-sleeved shirts. Women should cover any bare skin, although the strictness of this guideline varies from country to country. Women must wear a head scarf; however, if you don't have one, most large mosques will have head scarves that you can borrow at the entrance.










3. Giving flowers

If you plan to give flowers as a gift in Ukraine, be sure the bouquet contains an odd number of blossoms, as even-numbered bunches are customary for funerals. If you're bringing flowers as a hostess gift or to celebrate a birthday or other special occasion, you should avoid yellow flowers or Easter lilies, which are also reserved for funerals. When invited to a Ukrainian's home for a meal, you may want to play it safe by bringing a bottle of imported liquor instead.


4. Kissing


Train passengers in Cheshire, England, can run afoul of local authorities if they linger over long, romantic farewells. Officials at Warrington Railway Station posted a "No Kissing" sign to stop smooching couples from holding up other commuters. However, if you need to say a longer goodbye, you still can … in the newly designated "Kissing Zone."





5. Salt



Although Egyptians are considered to be extremely friendly and hospitable, their cooks must have very tender egos. When traveling to Egypt, don't put salt on your food, as doing so is considered an insult to the chef. Fortunately, Egyptian food is usually quite flavorful, thanks to abundantly available spices and the use of garlic, onions and other aromatics.



6. Visiting churches



If you're planning a trip to Italy in the warmer months, be sure to pack more than shorts and tank tops. Visitors to the country's churches and cathedrals are expected to dress modestly, which excludes short shorts or sleeveless tops for both men and women. Expect your dress to be scrutinized at the door by guards or other parishioners; to avoid being called out, pack a shawl, sweatshirt or other layer you can slip on before entering the church.











7. "V for victory" sign
Don't make the "V for victory" sign with your palm facing inward in Great Britain, as it's considered to be both a gesture of defiance and an insult. According to popular legend, the two-fingered salute derives from the gestures of longbowmen fighting for the English army during the Hundred Years' War. As the story goes, the French claimed that they would cut off the arrow-shooting fingers of all longbowmen after they had won a decisive battle. But the English came out victorious and showed off their two fingers, still intact.










8. Insulting the king of Thailand



Thais deeply revere their 80-year-old King Bhumibol Adulyadej — some see him as almost divine and carry his image on talismans to bring good luck — and insulting him is a crime known as lese majeste, punishable by imprisonment for up to 15 years. The law, a throwback to the era of absolute sovereign power, has led to Web sites being censored and at least one foreign writer having been arrested.










9. Clinking beer glasses



Hungarians don't clink beer glasses or bottles when they're making a toast, due to the tradition of remembering soldiers killed in the 1848 revolution against the Habsburg Empire. Legend has it that after Austrians celebrated the executions of 13 Hungarian martyrs by clinking their beer glasses, it was decreed that no Hungarian would toast with beer for 150 years. Even though it's now more than a decade after the end of that time period, old habits die hard. For travelers, this taboo may be easier to remember than how to say cheers in Hungarian: "Egészségedre."










10. Cleaning your plate





The "clean plate club" doesn't exist in Cambodia. If you eat everything on your plate, it means you still want more and signifies that your hosts have not served you enough. Cambodians enjoy a strong sour taste in many of their dishes, especially through the addition of prahok, a pungent fish paste. This is an acquired taste for most foreigners, so maybe cleaning your plate isn't a big risk after all.

Wednesday, December 16, 2009

How to Make a Screenshot

This is an example of a

SCREENSHOT

screenshot


Screenshot - is a snapshot of what's on your computer's screen.

I have used to wonder how this was made. I thought a camera was necesary but it wasn't.

Here's my new discovery adding to my "How To"

To create a screenshot follow these steps:

1.The first step is to create the windows that you want to capture and leave them up on the screen.
2.Just to the right of your keyboard, you should see three groups of keys. The lower set of keys usually is a group of arrow keys. Above that is usually a set of some six keys that are labeled "Insert," "Home," "Page Up," etc. Above that should be three keys that have rather odd labels - like Pause/Break and ScrLk. One of those keys should be labeled PrtScrn/SysRq. Pressing Alt-PrintScreen (Alt-PrtScrn) places an image of the frontmost window on the clipboard. Pressing PrintScreen by itself places an image of the entire desktop on the clipboard.
3.If you press PrtScrn/SysRq, nothing will appear to have happened. However, your computer just took a snapshot of its screen and stored that picture on its clipboard, much as it stores information that you cut and paste.
4.Open MS-Paint. (From Start/Run, issue the command "mspaint".) Create a new empty image, and use Edit/Paste to bring in the screenshot you just took. (If the screenshot is smaller than the default Paint canvas, you will end up with white areas. Start over: create a new empty image, change its dimensions to 1x1, and Paste again. The canvas will grow for the Paste, but it doesn't shrink.)
5.Use MS-Paint to Save As, using PNG as the file format (it is superior to all the rest).
Other Notes
•On Vista (all editions) you can use Snipping Tool to capture a screen shot, or snip, of any object on your screen, and then annotate, save, or share the image. It is a screengrab application that is much better then Windows XP's measly Alt-PrintScreen. But the tool is difficult to find. But you can just type "Snipping Tool" in the search bar in the windows menu. The first time you run it it will ask if you want to add it to your quick launch bar.
•Instead of MS Paint you could also use Word, or some other word processing program, you can paste the image into it. You can then save the Word document and email it to us as an attachment.
•You may also be able to paste the image directly into your email, depending on what type of email program you have. (Microsoft Outlook can do this, for example.)
•If you press Alt and the PrtScrn/SysRq keys together, the computer will take a snapshot of the currently active window ONLY. This can save some space in a Word documentor in an email.
This works on all versions of Windows: Win95, Win98, WinME, WinNT and Win2000, XP, 2003.

To make it simpler:

1. Press ALT + Prt Scr

2. Open your MS Paint. - click start on thelower left part of your PC then click PAINT

3. On PAINT's toolbar Click EDIT>PASTE

4. Edit the now picture & save in you hard drive.

How to put a PDF file in Blogger

I don't think it's (title) the actual label or term for this post but I think that's what a beginner in blogging will serach if he/she wants the same result just like the one in the post before this.


Follow the steps:

1. Create a account at Scribd


The site will look like this when you click the sign-up button


how to make a pdf file and post it in blogger,http://jill-des.blogspot.com/

2. Upload your document [ Supported: Microsoft Office / PDF / Open Office / Text ]

3. Choose file / document from your PC and click UPLOAD button.

4. Describe Your Documents - You can add categories / description / make it private, click Save Changes.

5. Share Your Documents [this is important] - Scroll window down and find Embed Code click Copy button.


6. Now log in Blogger Dashboard --> New Post --> in Post body/content [edit HTML mode] paste code.

7. That's it. You are good to go!

By the way you can also convert a word doc to PDF file using the mentioned site. Just upload the word doc from your PC to the site & then download the NOW PDF file!! As simple as that!

scrbd Sample!!

"Chicken Soup for the Soul" Music Sampler

Tips for Phone English Teachers (to Koreans)

http://jill-des.blogspot.com/, Phone English Teachers, working student, Caloocan City, The Journey


hahha...I'm not really sure if I'm in the right place to give tips & strategies...(not confident again??) but I'd just like to share what I know so far. I've been trying to google trying to know some tips & it was futile. No such articles are available in the world wide web. I hope the following might help:



1. To kids or juniors usually about 12-14 years old - try to injest some humor. You should be not too serious in class like a job interviewer. Laughing from time to time isn't bad right??


2. Having a lively voice also helps s lot. When the teacher sounds bored & sleepy the tendency is for the student to feel the same.


3. Having games sometimes could also encourage the student to participate in class.


4. There's a 70/30 rule - which means that the student should be talking 70% of the entire conversation while the teacher is only 30%. This means giving them enough time to react & think about what they are saying thoroughly.


*Sometimes this is not strictly followed in cases like when the student is too beginner & only says YES & NO. Giving them the alloted time means like not talking the entire class so beware.


5. Relating the technical topics to the student's present situation.

For example: The topic is about FUTURE TENSE. You can ask the student to tell you about his/her plans in the nearest future. By this he/she should use future time expressions & "going to" & "will"


6. Knowing the student's tickling spot can also ensure interactive class. When the student is really interested in KPOP atists songs & fashion it wouldn't hurt if you do some reaserch & sound as if you you've been a fan the whole time. Yeah...sometimes we have to be actors & actresses too..(not necessarily liars)


7. Keeping yourself aware of what's happening in Korea is also a plus. When you are having a conversation about it, it would sound like you just live in their neighborhood.


8. The more common things you share the more enjoyable class will be.


9. Giving homework gives them a preview of what will be tomorrow's class be like. They can be able to anticipate & prepare.


10. When the book is too easy you can insert something that might puzzle the student to study even harder.

11. Whe the student seems really good & rarely commits mistakes (there are cases that the teacher has to make corrections before the end of the class - ) tell him so but you can also say that he/mentioned expressed some sentences that can be expressed in a better & more effective ways. They are usually grammatically correct & you have to explain this as well.
For example:
Student: I stayed at home when the rain is falling down.
Better: I stayed at home when it was raining/

Monday, December 14, 2009

Can't Paste files to Blogger???




I had this problem just a while ago.

Problem: I couldn't paste any file from a site to this very space I'm typing now. It was quite long so didn't dare to retype them so I searched the net & found this answer:



Solution: Try hitting the EDIT HTML first before pasting it. It worked for me.


This problem usually occurs when you see the the box that contains the title of your blog post tends to overlap the box for the body of your message -- sort of like a warning sign that you won't be able to paste.
Through constant research I've found out that this sort of problem happenst to Internet Explorer users. Before I encountered the sais problem I have updated my IE to IE 8 so I guess there's a connection there. Some said in some forums that they don't encounter such problem in Firefox!


Source: I found this helful advice from this forum from dwillright! Thank you so much whoever you are!

Sunday, December 13, 2009

The Booming Industry of Phone English Teaching

http://jill-des.blogspot.com/, Phone English Teaching in the Philippines,Online Teachers

working student, Caloocan City, university of Caloocan City
Photo Credits: KoreaTimes.com




A lot of Filipino English speakers nowadays shift to the blosssoming industry of teaching English to Foreigners mostly to Koreans. It has been gaining the spotlight since 2004. This is due to the fact that callecenter jobs in teletech, Convergys, telus & etc. are really stressful & health-risky. Although the pay is a bit lower when compared. Another reason is that Korea is starting to go global. Most of the employers there require high scores in English Tests like TOEFL, TOEIC, IELTS and many more. They have the option of going to native english speakers like the US, Australia & Canada but in times of economic crisis they resort to going here.


Reasons why:



1. Proximity - Philippines is just roughly 45 minutes travel by plane from South Korea.


2. Inexpensive - the cost is really more affordable compared to the other countries.


3. The cost of living is cheap - there are a lot of dormitory-english schools here. Koreans live in these dorms & at the same time learn English for 1-5 months. The one-night expense at the bar in Korea surges up to 5 thousand pesos while it's only 500-1,000 pesos here.


4. The quality is almost the same - it depends on how wise you are in choosing the institution to go to.


There are different services in this field.



1. The online teaching (which i'm doing now) - the teacher calls the Korean student (who's of course in Korea) & have a class which lasts from 10 minutes to 1 hour. Here in our company it's 10 - 30 minutes. Click Here to learn more about Phone English Teaching. Phone English

Phone English is an old serviced that has existed for quite a long time. Yet it
wasn't until quite recently that it became the preferred choice for ordinary
households as a method of children's English language education.

A
mediating agency arranges native English teachers with students, and the latter
call students at a designated time of day. Teachers include Americans, British
nationals, Australians, New Zealanders and Filipinos who don't speak any Korean
at all.

Moon Young-ho, marketing manager of Times Call, said the market
for phone English has grown significantly in recent years, especially after
President Lee Myung-bak was sworn in in early 2008.

``Phone English is
traditionally well received during times of economic difficulty thanks to its
affordability,'' he explained.

The size of the phone-English market in
Korea is difficult to accurately measure, he says. Yet, recalling his four-year
experience in the field, he can say for certain that the market is expanding at
tremendous speed.

``If you type in ``phone English'' at naver.com, you
get at least 300 entries,'' Moon said, referring to his own market research.

It isn't just traditional English brand names that are expanding their
share. New investors have joined the competition, he said.

The selling
points of phone English are direct engagement between students and teachers,
along with affordability.

``Parents get quite enthusiastic about it.
It's cheaper than sending the kids to hagwon, private after-school institutes,
yet the quality is the same or better because the teacher is directly engaged
with the children," Moon said.

``Furthermore, since the session takes
place at home, parents can see their children perform. They may also be briefed
about their children's performance by the call center's headquarters,'' he said.

Times Call charges average 120,000 won per month for 10-minute daily
phone


2. Man-man Teaching or face-to-face teaching (the latter sound better since the former sound more a bit of gay relationship) The dorm-turned english academies offered by Koreans living here. - they have contacts in Korea & accepts students in their dorms & teach them english. Of course they hire Filipino English teachers.


3. There are companies & pivate individuals who offer home-based Teaching jobs - the convenience of not commuting to the office & just working in your house is also becoming a trend. One famous site for this is the ontue.com.






Thursday, December 10, 2009

Pera sa Lumang Cellphone




Do your old Nokia 3310, 3210 & old model unused/broken cellphones clutter your life? No! Don't think of throwing it away in the trash can. Think again. According to studies it's harmful to the environment since it has ttoxic elements inside. There's another solution. SELL IT HERE!! Nawalan ka na ng kalat nakatulong ka pa kay Inang Kalikasan at higit sa lahat nahkapera ka pa.


Why would other people want my junk?? That must surely come to your mind!

According to a blog I've read & some research, it contains a really little amount of gold that if accumulated can be make big money. Like what Gyeonggi Province in South Korea did.


Now don't expect to crack open an old cell phone and find it gleaming like a polished nugget. Gold is used sparingly for plating contacts and in bonding wires within the integrated circuits. Computer circuit boards have far more gold. Exotic military and space equipment might be rich with it.


Ooops!! kahit buksan mo yang luma mong cellphone ngayon e wala kang mahuhukay na ginto. For your information di mo makikita yun kung di ka eksperto sa ganitong mga bagay. At kung sakaling makuha mo man ay almost wala ding silbi. Dapat itong ipunin at paramihin bago mapakinabangan

So what are you waiting for?? Sell it to the link above & get the most out of your trash!

Ooopss!! di po to adverstisement or promotion churva! Isa lang po akong simpleng mamamayan na concerned sa ating kalikasan!




Wednesday, December 2, 2009

The Little Known Legally Blondes 3


Legally Blonde(s)

You might probably have heard this because of the previous series like Legally Blonde 1 & 2 starred by no other than the hollywood actress Reese Witherspoon. At the 2nd movie at the ending part she (Reese) had mentioned that her next stop after the harvard law school & the house of representatives is the White House, which gives us a picture of a first woman head of the White House. I even imagined that she'll transform it to a Pink House. I was really giddy for the 3rd one. Then when I've learned that the 3rd is totally different I was extremely disappointed! As in... and I think that's how others felt also. That's the reason why the 3rd one wasnt such a hit although it's produced by Witherspoon. But I still watched the trailer inspite of my sorrow & much to my surprise I found it interesting. And indeed it is!
The story is interesting but the acting is not. Just don't expect too much from their talents to move your emotions.

Synopsis:

"When Elle Woods young, blonde cousins Annie and Izzy (Milly and Becky Rosso) moved from England to California, they thought their pink clothes, small dogs and street smarts would make them instantly fit in and feel at home. However, they find they are miles away from the uniform fashions and money-focused power structure of their new prep school. When the schools reigning forces turn on the girls and try to frame them for a crime, Izzy and Annie must use their cleverness and charm to clear their names and show the school that in the classroom or the courtroom, they should never underestimate the power of blondes!"

I have watched this movie Legally Blondes 3 from an online site. I've long been looking for it but none was available & credible. Most of them were just spams. Luckily I came across this site & there I was so entertained.

Click here to watch the full movie for free.
Here's the trailer:


Wednesday, November 25, 2009

How to use ONETRUEMEDIA For Free

Do you want to make your pictures alive? Then OneTrueMedia is the best site for you...hahha This is not a promotion. I'm not paid for this. I am just simply sharing one of my best & helpful discoveries!! That has been my goal these past few months<<
To tell you simply how here's a video clip from youtube:

Onetrumedia is a site where you can make MONTAGES. (Click the word to know the meaning). They have saved styles in different categories. You just have to make an account there & upload images or pictures to start. They also have wide variety of songs & music to choose from. But based on my experience their songs are really old & really doesn't fit a young teenager/adult's modern taste. But there's a solution for that. You ca also upload your own song from your computer. The video above tells you the step by step process!!

By the way there are also features in the site tha you can't avail if you want it free. So you just have to select the FREE features.

To see samples of montages I've made click here.

I hope this is helpful!

Sunday, November 22, 2009

New Moon Absolutely Free Online Watching




"New Moon" is now the talk of the town. My colleagues are talking all about it. Unfortunately I couldn't go with the flow since I wasn't able to watch it last weekend.... Some say it's just soso...while others say it's not that good. I wanna see for myself so although it seems to be a bit impossible I tried to search it on the net hoping it's there. At first it seemed futile for there were so many scams & surveys & something to fill out..but luckily I came acroos this site.

I am now watching it. Although the quality is not that good, I think it's good enough. After all Im just really after how the actors portrayed their respective roles. I am not really a fan of this vampire sequel... I was just curious why a lot of girls of all ages are screaming for it. And I think I stay to be that way..just a curious onlo0oker.

Here's the credible site where you can watch the movie absolutely for free.

1.
http://www.letmewatchthis.com/watch-20343-Twilight-New-Moon

...by the way...the quality is not that grat. It's obvious source is the theater but I hope this would be helpful to all the eager fans out there.

2. Watch from
Megavideo - here it stops every 74 minutes of watching so beware. But it resumes aftre 51 minutes.

3. Through
NOVAMOV

Please comment so that I can work it out if there's a problem with the link. Thanks!

Tuesday, November 17, 2009

Send FREE sms, text to any mobile phone

Note: It is limited to 80 characters only

Aside from Chikka text, there's an alternate way to send free text messages to any mobile phone anywhere in the world using your computer, without installing any client or software.

There's no need to logon too. We introduce to you the Gizmo SMS.

How to send free SMS / text messages to any mobile phone:

1. Simply go to http://www.gizmosms.com/ and you will see the image below.



2. Provide the necessary information (country, mobile number) and then type your message.



3. Verify the code and then click Send.





As easy as that...the only difference is you can't get any reply. It's just merely for sending messages. This is really good for emergencies!!















































Wala kang pera pero gusto mong mag-aral??














            • Do you have the strong desire to improve the quality of your life??


            • Are you willing to find ways to continue your studies?? (college, highschool)


            • Are you hardworking enough to do something about your future??

            If your answer is a big YES, then you deserve a chance for scholarships.

            Usually when we hear SCHOLARSHIPS we think of some geek & brilliant students who can solve mathematical equations, speak fluent English & top students in their school/class & etc. It somehow intimidates us at times. (Like what happened to me) But scholarships are not all about that. Sometimes ATTITUDE is more important. As long as you have strong DETERMINATION to do something about your life then you deserve to know that there are certain scholarships & opportunities for you.

            Tips:

            1. Find a part-time/full-time jobs.


            This seems very difficult considering the schedule but it's POSSIBLE. You can arrange your schedule to fit your working hours. Sometimes you'd have to drop some subjects. It's inevitable. It's better that way than just be a "tambay" & let yourself rot at home doing nothing.

            If you really are determined, you wouldn't mind the tiresome fastfood jobs. Here in Manila, Caloocan to be specific I see schoolmates scattered around Sm Fairview & Robinson. Some are in either Jollibbee, McDonalds or SM Supermarket/hypermarket.

            Some also are very innovative that they attend vocational training offered by TESDA (to know more about TESDA, click here) & render their own services like pedicure, manicure & etc. There are also available call center trainings & so many other options.

            2. Scholarships

            There are numerous scholarship programs the governmnet is offering to 'poor but deserving students":

            • Kabataang Pilipino Inc. - I don't know much about the specific details but CLICK HERE to find more.


            • The DOST Scholarship program


            • Filipino Iskolar - this is for International & local studies.


            • Pinoy Scholar - provides a list of discounts and scholarships available across the Philippines. This is not exactly a scholarship. This is a site where list of different schools offering discounts in tution fees is listed. There are specific province names in aplhabetical order.

            3. Then there's the CHED's (Commission on Higher Education) STUDY NOW PAY LATER PROGRAM - as the name suggests they will loan money to students whose applications are approved & the student have to pay it later, when he/she is already working.

            Not bad right?? Here are the specific details:

            STUDY-NOW PAY-LATER PLAN (SNPLP)


            A. LEGAL BASIS

            1. R.A. 8545 amending R.A. 6728

            B. CLIENTELE

            Deserving College Students

            C. PARTICIPATING HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS (HEIs)

            Selected Private HEIs

            D. AREAS OF SPECIALIZATION

            Priority Courses

            E. ENTRY REQUIREMENTS


            1. Filipino citizen
            2.Currently enrolled or intend to enroll in any of the CHED-priority courses
            3.Not more than 30 years of age at the time the application for loan
            4. With 75 percentile rank or above in the National Secondary Achievement Test (NSAT)
            5.Have a weighted average of 2.5 or higher in the last semester in college, if attended any
            6.With parents/guardians having a gross annual income of not more than P150,000.00
            7.Not presently enjoying any scholarship or study grant

            F. DOCUMENTARY REQUIREMENTS

            1. Latest BIR Income Tax Return (ITR) of applicant’s parents/ guardians
            2. High School Report Card (Form 138), for incoming freshmen
            3. Official enrollment certificate and statement of accounts for those with college units
            4. Official report of ratings or certificate of grades for the last semester attended issued by the school registrar or dean, with an average of not lower than 2.5 for those with college units, and
            5. Certification of guarantee of loan by a GSIS/SSS member guarantor

            G. APPLICATION PROCEDURE

            1. Secure application form from the College Registrar of a private HEIs authorized by CHED to administer the SNPLP or from the CHED Regional Office, and
            2. Submit the accomplished form together with the required documents to the Registrar’s Office
            3. Wait for the notice form the CHED Regional Office if accepted or not to the program


            G. FINANCIAL BENEFITS

            A maximum loan of P 7,250.00 per semester to cover tuition and other school fees

            I think this would be all for now. But surely if I've heard & seen some scholarships again I will update as soon as I can. I hope this is helpful..You can post questions if you want. I'll try to answer them to the best of my knowledge & capabilities. Thanks!




            Wednesday, November 11, 2009

            GAKUEN ALICE ( Alice Academy)


            Still light-hearted from what I just realized...here I am, so idealistic about life. Everything seems so simple & nice. Evrybody looks smiling to me.

            I have learned to realize & notice how wonderful my life is after watching the 26 episodes of
            GAKUEN ALICE. (click the title to watch for free complete Season 1)

            I guess for us Filipinos Alice Academy is more familiar.

            It's a show in ABS-CBN about a young Mikan who runs away to Tokyo to follow her best friend, Hotaru, who has been enrolled in an exclusive, secretive private school for geniuses. But it turns out that Alice Academy is a lot more than meets the eye. If Mikan wants to stay by Hotaru's side, she has to both pass the strange "entrance exam" and face the even greater challenge of befriending her very odd new classmates. Whether it's Hotaru's gift for inventing gadgets, the cranky Natsume's fire-casting ability, or Professor Narumi's control of human pheromones, everyone at the school has some sort of special talent. But what ability, if any, does Mikan possess? Mikan is going to have to rely on her courage and spunk if she's going to stay in school, or even stay alive! This manga has lifted my spirit. Like a heroin for some. I am "high"..

            But I was saddened to know that the season 2 hasn't come out yet.... huhuhuhuh....

            ...anyway... I'm happy to know that these kinds of pieces are still present in a time of modernization. Good thing the old morals aren't modernized yet!
            LINKS: For the MANGA reading click here
            For free online watching/streaming of SEASON 1 click here

            Thursday, November 5, 2009

            Easiest Way To Download Videos from YOUTUBE!! - for FREE

            When I googled the net to learn how to download videos from YouTube, I have encountered a lot...& all of them proved to be frustrating & tiresome...until I came across with this simple 3-step video downloading.

            I don't wanna keep it just to myself so I'm sharing this to all of you.

            Here's a video clip to show you how:

            Hope you like it! And by the way video files are in flv & mp4 format.