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Date posted:2006-03-27 | Writer: ISI Global Ireland | Email: [email protected]

Description:

ISI Global Ireland is recruiting new Teachers for our General English Language programmes. We are recruiting for long and short-term positions including our young adult summer programmes.Experience is essential; candidates must be native English speakers.

Qualifications:

University Degree plus a recognised TEFL qualification.
Relevant experience is essential.

Compensation:

Competitive

The Company:

ISI Global Ireland is part of the ISI Global Education Group headquartered in Japan.

Based in Dublin, Ireland, we specialise in English for Global Careers providing EFL, ESP and TEFL programmes. ISI has the largest High School Programme in Ireland for Japanese students.

How and to Whom to Apply:

Please send updated CV in English to the e-mail address given on the job heading.

ISI Global Ireland
13 Fitzwilliam Square,
Dublin 2
Ph: 01 16318720

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.

Understanding students knowledge prior to placing a student in the classroom is important so that they are in the classroom that will best suit them. Once a teacher establishes placement they can continue to evaluate students knowledge and understanding by giving them test throughout the course. Test can be given weekly, monthly or quarterly. Teachers can also conduct weekly check in by giving surveys to their students.This module has allowed me to also learn the minor differences between present perfect and present perfect continuous. I was most fascinated by the differences because in spoken English people do not pay attention to those minor differences or even realise that there is a difference. It is also interesting to know that things that have not happened yet are part of the future as a minute from now is already in the future.

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