TEFL Argentina | ✔️ ✔️ ✔️ Efl Teachers Needed In Buenos Aires

Date posted:2012-02-07 | Writer: YouLearn | Email: [email protected]

YouLearn is looking for TEFL qualified Native English speaking teachers to work in Microcentro/Palermo/Recoleta/Belgrano and Zona Norte, teaching both one to one and small group lessons to adults mainly (and in some cases children) at the students' houses or in-company. Applicants should be available for an imminent start.

Requirements:
- Native English speakers (of any nationality) staying in Argentina at least until December 2012.
- Teaching experience, with certification (such as TESOL) a plus.
- Responsibility and punctuality are essential.
- We look for teachers who are able to plan dynamic lessons and create teaching material specially suited to the students' interests.

Please, send CV and cover letter specifying your location in BA and your availability to the e-mail address given on the job heading.

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.

This unit reflects upon the need to evaluate your students, the alternative methods to achieve this and the different institutions offering an evaluation process. In this chapter, I learnt about all the types of examinations and what each offers. This way, I will be able to prepare and offer my students a range of English lessons relating to many different degrees, depending on their individual needs.This unit certainly provides the knowledge of practical complications in the classroom. This unit also point out the solutions for those difficulties. I also realized some of common troubles I faced throughout my teaching career. I really enjoyed the idea and techniques for a first lesson. The techniques for different types of class and students were very helpful. Above all, this unit indeed a savior.

EFL Teachers Needed in Buenos Aires

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