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TEFL in Serbia

Date posted:2007-02-12 | Writer: SEAL - Foreign Languages Education Centre | Email: [email protected]


The Seal Foreign Languages Education Centre is seeking two teachers, female or male, with a British or an Australian accent who are EFL qualified to take on a full-time teaching position in our schools in Bijeljina and Sarajevo (two of our four schools in Bosnia). The teachers should start as soon as possible. The position would be for a term (approx 5 months). Classes run Monday to Friday.
Both teachers will be required to teach students from Pre-Intermediate to Advanced levels, with ages ranging from 12 to 50. Class sizes are usually between 6 to 12 students.
The teachers will be required to work Monday to Friday (occassionally on Saturdays). Classes are generally held in the afternoon and evening. The teachers may choose how often he or she teaches, can be up to twelve classes a day, or as few as eight. The curriculum is provided by the school.
The teacher would earn a good local salary. The salary package would not include expenses like accommodation and food etc, but these expenses are very affordable on the salary he/she would earn. Salary would be around 450-550 Euros/month.
The Seal Language Centre operates 4 schools across the Republic of Srpska, Bosnia: Brcko, Bijeljina, Zvornik and East Sarajevo. Seal Schools are committed to offering native-speaking teachers to students in levels from Pre-Intermediate to Advanced, and presently employ two native-speaking teachers (from Australia and England).

Contact Information
The school's internet site is: Contact us if you want to have a look at what we do. Email for any more queries to: [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.

 

This section discusses different ways in which to teach a foreign language to students. It offers various ideas and ways to incorporate each of the three different stages of the ESA method - Engage, Study, and Activate. I appreciate that this unit gave us some example lesson plans using both the boomerang method and also the patchwork method. It's nice that we have some examples to work off of and to get ideas from.I have learned about the standard lesson plan formats and the activities to go along with the content of the lesson plans. I believe this chapter will be very useful, even in the future as it references quite a number of activities that one can use to help others learn the language. In effect, it can act as a guide or a catalogue of ideas with which the teacher can select the proper tools to help teach their lesson.


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