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Teach Young Learners English in Hong Kong

Date posted:2018-06-06 | Writer: Shichida Educational Institute (HK) Limited | Email: [email protected]

Shichida Hong Kong has been offering fun and structured classes for children to learn English since 2010 and has immediate opportunities for TEFL qualified teachers. Successful candidates will be teaching in our centres in Causeway bay (5 days a week including Saturday) or Tsim Sha Tsui/Tseung Kwan O (4.5 days a week including Saturday and Sunday morning).

ESSENTIAL CRITERIA:

- Native level English speaker

- possess a university degree, preferably in Education, Fine Arts or related field, preferably with TEFL / TESOL / CELTA qualifications

- creative, fun, energetic and reliable

- enjoy working with young children

- willing to work Saturdays and Sundays

BENEFITS PACKAGE:

- competitive salary

- 10 days of paid annual leave per year, with the opportunity to acquire 15 extra days through substituting absent teachers

- medical & dental insurance

From a teaching perspective, advantages include training, maximum 16 hours teaching per week, lesson plans provided, opportunities for creativity and use of high quality materials co-created by our graphic designers.

TO APPLY:

We are always looking for the right talent to join our growing team!

If you are passionate, cheerful, energetic, and most importantly love working with young children, please let us know by sending your resume to the email address given on the job heading.

Shichida Educational Institute (HK) Limited,

Rm. 703, One Hysan Avenue,

Causeway Bay,

Hong Kong

Tel: 2808 1013          

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 was overall very helpful with teaching me how to work with the textbook. The boomerang style ESA was a little confusing considering we didn't go over it in this unit. Luckily i used my memory and was able to get what i feel is the best answers submitted. I feel it would be more helpful if you went over the ESA again as a reminder in each unit if its going to be on the test.This unit is useful because it separates what is useful and not useful for teaching vocabulary, grammar structure and language function when teaching English as a second language. I particularly appreciated the acknowledgement that deciding what vocabulary to teach is open to interpretation. Logically, this makes sense, as vocabulary prioritization can be dependent on many factors.


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