TEFL Argentina | ✔️ ✔️ ✔️ Tefl In Argentina Buenos Aires

Date posted:2002-12-10 | Writer: Instituto de Lengua Inglesa Denver | Email: [email protected]

Denver Institute is a long stablished pivate language school for students aged 4 to adults. It is located in the Greater Buenos Aires, Argentina.
We are looking for a full time ESL teacher to begin classes in March 2003.
The ideal candidate will:
-have at least between 6 months to 1 year experience teaching EFL.
-be a bright young individual who would like to accept and share ideas.
-cheerful,energetic,open-minded and patient.
-enthusiastic, innovative and creative.
-qualified and experienced.
-be required to prepare and adapt teaching materials and plan lessons on a weekly basis.
-have management of interactive skills and strategies and a sound knowledge of target language grammar.
Compensation:
Competitive salary, free accomodation (fully-equipped apartment), paid holidays, on-going academic support from our directors of studies.
If interested write the director of studies Gabriel Guarasci at: [email protected] or Espana 407, Florencio Varela 1888, Buenos Aires Argentina.

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 was the most difficult unit! This unit would have been much easier to understand if I had the online tutor. Also what was helpful as a native speaker, I would read out loud the sentences and I could figure out for myself what sounded to be the correct answer. As a native speaker we have the ability to do this. I think what would be helpful to this lesson is the unit to provide more examples of the different types of sentences.This lesson gave much attention on the use of auxiliary verbs which, mainly to express different ideas which comprises the following; ability, advice, obligation, probability, and permission/prohibitions. There were also lessons on the use of passive voice in tenses, relative clauses and phrasal verbs. The illustration were typical of what teacher are supposed to demonstrate to students in their classes, though with more elaborations.

TEFL in Argentina (Buenos Aires)

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