TEFL Asia General | ✔️ ✔️ ✔️ Tefl Job In Malaysia

Date posted:2015-01-14 | Writer: Morris Allen Study Centre | Email: [email protected]

Morris Allen Study Centre, Kuala Lumpur, is looking for dynamic EFL teachers to work from Wednesdays to Sundays in an Enrichment Centre. Morris Allen Study Centres was first set up in 1993 in Singapore. Today, we have grown to eight branches and currently support approximately 3,500 students per year with their English. Teachers must be flexible enough to teach 3 year olds up to 16 year olds. The contract is for 2 years, extendable by mutual agreement, subject to performance.

Job Details:

A 35 hour week with a maximum of 28.5 hours of teaching contact time.

A staff briefing held at 2pm each Wednesday in your branch, during working hours.

Attend weekly meetings and P.D sessions once a term to become familiar with the

local syllabus.

To apply:

Kindly send your resume with a recent photograph to the email 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 described developing a course for young learners. This included initial testing of the students' abilities and needs, determining a syllabus, assessing the students, and preparing the students for examinations. I learned what to determine about the students before finalizing the course material and syllabus. I also learned the need to prepare students for standardized examinations.This section covered some receptive skills. These skills were reading and listening. It went over the different reasons people use these skills. The section also goes over how we read and listen and the skills associated with using them. It also states that the importance of making sure you go over pre-teaching vocabulary. The last part goes over a lesson plan for reading and listening skills.

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