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.jpg) English-only class presentation: A teacher with a Teaching English in English (TEE) certificate demonstrates a class in front of some 1,000 English teachers at Seoul Education Training Institute, southern Seoul, Monday. The Seoul Metropolitan Office of Education has introduced a TEE certificate program to ensure that all Korean English teachers can conduct English-only classes by 2012. There are two types of TEE certificates ― TEE-Ace and TEE-Master. / Courtesy of SMOE |
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