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Date posted:2013-06-13 | Writer: So They Can - Tanzania | Email: [email protected]

We are looking for two volunteer TEFL teachers to assist in our educational pilot projects, in collaboration with the Tanzanian government, that qualifies secondary school dropouts from the rural poor for vocational institutes.

The project is situated in the rural village of Mamire, twenty minutes from the nearest town of Babati and two and a half hours from Arusha city. We will pay volunteers flights and a volunteer’s wage (negotiable). Free on-site accommodation will be provided. We would expect a full-time commitment of around 30-40 hours weekly, for a minimum duration of three months, and maximum six. These roles have an immediate start for the right candidates.

Thank you,

Matthew Holleman

Country Director
So They Can - Tanzania

Below you can read feedback from an ITTT graduate regarding one section of their online TEFL certification course. Each of our online courses is broken down into concise units that focus on specific areas of English language teaching.

In unit 6, I learned that the subject of past tenses might be difficult for students to grasp. This is because it involves one of the main tenses English speakers must use. Additionally, there may be some confusion the irregular past simple verbs; such as catch. In order for the students to be successful on this subject I must prepare well before class and be clear when explaining the past tense.Classroom management is the skill of organizing and managing the class, having a friendly, relaxed manner and maintaining discipline. It is important for teachers to maintain eye contact, use gestures and maintain good voice control. Eye contact is important as teachers who never look in the eyes of student might not appear confident and such might not be able to command discipline from students.

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