TEFL Japan | ✔️ ✔️ ✔️ Cultural School In Japan Seeks Efl Teachers

Date posted:2017-05-16 | Writer: The British English and New Dance Academy (BENDA) | Email: [email protected]

The British English and New Dance Academy (BENDA) is a small Culture School based in Sanyoonoda-shi, Yamaguchi-prefecture. We have been in business since 1994 and presently have Full Time EFL Teacher openings in July and November of 2017. We teach a wide range of classes and students of all ages and fluency. Work Visa sponsorship provided, together with work related accident insurance coverage.

SALARY AND BENEFITS:

• Full Time Salary ¥245,000 to ¥260,000 for 98 hours monthly teaching schedule

• Part Time Salary ¥2,350 per hour

• 12 month contract completion bonus ¥25,000

• 18 month contract completion bonus ¥35,000

• Apartment Key Money covered. Apartments all separate, with rents around ¥40,000 per month

• Two weeks holiday over Christmas and the New Year, plus all relevant national holidays

• Small car provided for business and pleasure

REQUIREMENTS:

University or College degree.

TEFL /TESOL a distinct advantage.

HOW TO APPLY:

If you are interested in our positions, please contact us soonest at the email address given on the job heading with the following documents:

• Copies of university/college/teaching diplomas

• Copy of resume

• Copy of relevant passport pages

• Copy of your national driver’s license or international driver’s license

• Copy of a recent photograph

We can also be reached at:

Tel: 81-836-84-2390

Fax: 81-836-84-6535

Best regards

Ted Nutton

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In unit 20, We talk about some commone problem situations that a teacher may come across in classroon and suggestions of how to deal with them are also provided. These situations include: firt lessons, warmers, different levels, large classes, use of native language, reluctant students, and difficulties with listening texts. Solutions provided in this unit are professional and helpful.In this unit, Iâ€™ve learned the structures and usages of present tenses, as well as the teaching ideas and practice that I can use in the classroom. It has given me a thorough explanation of the differences of each present tense and because of that, I feel like I gained more knowledge and it would be much easier to pinpoint and correct common mistakes or errors made by the students.

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