TEFL Other Europe | ✔️ ✔️ ✔️ Teach Tefl In Greenland

Date posted:2009-04-29 | Writer: Home-Rule Government of Greenland | Email: [email protected]

Discover one of the last rugged places on Earth, and make a difference in the process. Competent, TEFL qualified self-starters and independent English as a Foreign Language teachers needed in Greenland for all levels for the 2009-2010 school year. Minimum qualifications: Bachelor's degree, preferably in education. Desired qualifications: Master's degree and ESL/EFL certified. What's the process? Submit an email of inquiry to the address given on the job heading stating your qualifications and availability. Please briefly discuss your teaching philosophy. You'll then need to complete an application and submit transcripts (scanned copies are acceptable). Upon review, a telephone interview may be conducted. If chosen for a position, you'll be required to complete a physical as conditions vary greatly in Greenland. A contract will be issued and you'll apply for a visa with the Consulate of Denmark (a three month process). Arrangements will be made for your travel and you'll complete orientation in Copenhagen, Denmark before arriving to your posting in Greenland. At present, compensation, travel, benefits and housing arrangements vary from region to region and will be remunerated in your contract as well as discussed in your telephone interview. Compensation includes travel to and from Greenland through Denmark, housing, health coverage and a living stipend. Interested? Start the process and send us an email today.

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.

There are so many classroom aids and equipment you can use to make the most out of your lessons. For an example using a white board can be very beneficial to students but first you should start with a clean board. Make the white board visually appealing and different topics should be in different colors. Another good classroom tool is visual aids. Visual aids can help bring the outside world to the classroom.This unit has taught me the difference between receptive and productive skills. Also the importance of how to teach each skill so students have a better understanding. Receptive skills include reading and listening, they are both important and you need one in order to have the other. Productive skills include writing and speaking and the different techniques for each have helped me tremendously in my classes.

Teach TEFL in Greenland

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