TEFL Indonesia | ✔️ ✔️ ✔️ Teach English In Bali 1

Date posted:2014-03-14 | Writer: Englishtown Bali | Email: [email protected]

Bali island

In the 2011 World s Best Awards Bali was voted the The Best Island in Asia, and second best in the world. In 2013, over 3 million foreign visitors came to Bali making it one of the most popular tourist destinations globally.

Englishtown Bali

Englishtown is the world leader in online English language instruction. It provides a comprehensive, self-study curriculum which students can access online any time of day. Instructors teach online conversation classes which are integrated into the overall course for students. The Englishtown Bali Centre operates alongside English First Bali. Both are locally owned franchises which rigorously follow the parent company's norms concerning the operation of professional ESL centers.

What we offer

Full-time, 12 month contracts including all visas/ permits required to work legally in Indonesia, basic health insurance, a one month s salary on completion of contract and a Rupiah based salary allowing for a comfortable lifestyle in beautiful Bali.

To apply, please contact the email address given on the job heading.

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 taught me a lot about making the students relaxed so as not to be inhibited from learning. Also the method of engage, study, and activate, is effective because it maximises the benefit for the student to absorb the target language. For example, engage allows the student to warm up, then the study helps to understand, and activate helps both to imprint the language in their minds and hearts.This section covered pronunciation and phonology. I did not realize how many organs work together to help us produce sound. I thought that was interesting. I thought the phonetic script was really challenging. I still do not totally understand why its existence is necessary. Does it really help people of different dialects in different countries understand each other? I found it to be confusing.

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