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Teach EFL in Indonesia

Date posted:2004-05-14 | Writer: Sekolah Djuwita (Djuwita School) | Email: [email protected]

Minimum Salary: Rp. 10 million - Rp. 15 million per month
Minimum Qualifications: Bachelors Degree from an Accredited University



Contact Address:
Sekolah Djuwita
Anggrek Mas
Batam Centre
Batam, Indonesia 29432
Contact Email:[email protected]


Job Description:
Sekolah Djuwita is a well-established private school since 1995. We have grown to become one of the premiere schools in Indonesia with five locations (Batam, Medan, Jakarta, Pekan Baru, and Tanjung Pinang). We are seeking to hire professional and qualified teachers from Australia, New Zealand, the UK, Canada, and the U.S.

** This is a full time teaching position (not babysitting).
** The qualified individual will be responsible for teaching students at one of the following elementary school levels (Grade 1 to Grade 6).
** The position requires a minimum of 25 actual teaching hours (Monday - Friday).
** All teachers are responsible for preparing and implementing lesson plans, examinations, reports, and other responsibilities associated with the position.

Sekolah Djuwita
The school is a private semi-international school, not an English language course. The school offers classes from Pre-School to High School. The school curriculum is taught 50% English and 50% Indonesian. The school is a multi-denomination religion school. The total student enrollment is about 5, 000.

We currently have foreign teachers from Canada, Australia, New Zealand and the United States. We can furnish you several email address from our current foreign teachers to applicants offered a position with our school.

For more information about Indonesian, please visit the following website: Contact us

Batam (located 45 minutes by Ferry from Singapore); Jakarta (the capital of Indonesia), and Medan (only one hour by plane to Penang, Malaysia)

For more information about the school, please visit the following website: Contact us

Compensation package includes the following:
** Rp. 10 million - Rp. 15 million per month
Exchange equivalent: $1, 200 - $1, 800 US Dollars, or $1, 600 - $2, 400 Canadian Dollars, or $1, 600 - $2, 400 Australian Dollars, or 628 - 942 British Pounds, or $1, 837 - $2, 756 New Zealand Dollars
** Individual house (in Medan and Jakarta) or Shared house (in Batam)
** All required work documents
** Paid Christmas Holiday (about one month)
** Roundtrip airline tickets (reimburse and not provide up front)

Contract term:
** Batam: June 1, 2004 - June 30, 2005
** Medan and Jakarta: July 10, 2004 - June 30, 2005

Requirements are as follows:
** Must hold a valid passport from the following English speaking countries:
United States, Canada, United Kingdom, New Zealand or Australia
** Must not be older than 35 years old, at the time of hire
** Must be single (no spouse or family visas are provided by the school)
** Bachelors degree in any discipline
** Must have a clean criminal background and drug free

Submission requirements:
** Only those candidates meeting the above requirements will be contacted.
** Send the following documents in same email: C.V./resume, (Word document) a recent photo (not older than 2 years - JPEG format), degrees (JPEG or PDF File), and two professional references or letters of recommendations.
** Please do not send links, ZIP, or BMP files.

All qualified candidates will be contacted within 72 hours of receipt of applications and documents. Positions to be filled by June 1st, 2004.

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.

 

Unit 13 is about teaching pronunciation and phonology. As pronunciation is believed to be the most neglected aspect of the English language, this unit discussed it in detail and provided examples for the learners to understand it thoroughly. Other parts discussed were about the intonation, stress, and phonemic alphabet, symbols, articulation and teaching techniques. The lesson also showed some pictures for absolute understanding.This unit was about the productive skills and how they can be taught, and about using games in the classroom. I learned what should be taught when teaching productive skills. I also learned what accuracy and fluency activities were, what should be done during these activities, and when to use them. Finally, I learned that traditional games can be adapted to teaching English and that games should be used as a part of the syllabus.


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