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3 Full-time Teachers Needed: Odessa, Ukraine

Date posted:2004-04-19 | Writer: The London School Of English | Email: [email protected]

The school is situated on the high street in Odessa, right on the Black Sea, and provides courses for children (min 5 years old), teenagers, adults and businesses.

The London School of English has been in existence in Ukraine for 8 years and also has schools operating in Kiev and Donetsk. The school in Odessa currently employs 6 native teachers and 3 non-native. At present we have 400+ students.

We require:

3 Full-time native English teachers required to begin working in September. Contracts are for 11 months (renewable). Salary ranges from $700 to $850 per month depending on experience.Accommodation is also provided. This affords a very good standard of living.

Applicants must hold a CELTA qualification minimum and preferably have a minimum of 2 years experience. Teachers receive 4 weeks paid holiday per year.
The school provides all teachers with 1 return flight to any london airport.

Teachers will be required to be flexible and prepared to teach all ages and levels. Maximum contact hours per week is 24.

Contracts are only given based on interview results. Our next round of interviews will be held in London on 1st May and Milton Keynes on 5th May 2004. In addition we can also hold interviews in Odessa and Kiev anytime between now and end July. Any interested applicants should send their C.V.s and preferred date and location of interview to the following e-mail address: [email protected]

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.

 

The different styles of learning indicate to me that there should be a wide variety of topics and activities besides a simple lecture. For instance, a lecture can be balanced out with group activities that would motivate the students into applying different language skills besides simply listening and taking notes. It also makes me excited to try different activities out to fit the desires and comfort level of my various students.This was an interesting lesson for me as I have never gone into such great detail with phonetics ever before. I especially liked the part of chapter that covered the different parts of the mouth that were used in articulation, as well as the different ways we use our mouth to articulate different sounds. It was also very useful to have teaching tips on how to show and teach students how to pronounce words correctly and accurately.


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