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TEFL Positions in Phnom Penh, Cambodia

Date posted:2017-04-27 | Writer: Australian Centre for Education | Email: [email protected]

The Australian Centre for Education (ACE) is the largest, longest established, most respected, and best equipped ELT institute in Cambodia and has 200 teachers and 16,000 students. There are exciting teaching opportunities for fully qualified native level English-speaking teachers at our three campuses in Phnom Penh and one in Siem Reap province. Cambodia is a great place to live and work, why don't you give it a try?

We are looking for YL, GEP, BEP and EAP teachers, those with at least one years experience are preferred as are teachers with current IELTS examiner status and teachers with experience using Moodle. A minimum commitment of six months is required.

QUALIFICATIONS:

ACE is accredited by NEAS, an Australian ESL industry standards body, and the minimum requirement for all applicants is an undergraduate degree plus a CELTA, TESOL or accredited equivalent. All applicants will be required to provide original or acceptable certified copies of certificates. An equivalent ESL qualification should contain at least 120 hours of classroom instruction, usually intensive over a four-week period, a practical teaching component and should be accredited by a recognized body. ACE is unable to process applications which do not meet these requirements.

SALARY & BENEFITS:

• Highly competitive salary

• Most liberalised employment and tax regime in region

• Group accident and hospital and surgical medical insurance cover

• Highly motivated Cambodian and International students

• Extensive teachers' resource centres, at international standards

• Teacher professional development sessions offered each term

• Comfortable and modern teaching environment

• 22.5 teaching hours a week

• New term starts on 03 July 2017

TO APPLY:

Please send your CV with a covering letter to the email address given on the job heading. Please note that only short-listed candidates will be contacted.

ACE is an initiative of IDP and is committed to protecting the rights of children and may request evidence of current police clearance.

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 refreshed my current knowledge of present tenses. Although many of the rules are basic common knowledge for native speakers when talking, to stop and describe the rules in simple terms can be difficult. From the outset it can look very confusing and it has made me think of simple ways in which to break it down and explain it if I was presenting this in a classroom environment.In this unit, the different types of words used in the English language were discussed and the classifications for each were stated. I learnt the relationship between different classifications of words and how they fit together to inform sentence structure. I also learnt that there are many irregularities with the English language that cannot necessarily be explained with a simple rule.


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