Date posted:2012-09-19 | Writer: Ark Foreign Language Academy | Email: [email protected]
Ark Foreign Language Academy has opportunities for TEFL qualified teachers in one of Japan's safest and most beautiful locations, in historic Onomichi city, surrounded by the Inland Sea National park! We have fun and friendly small group classes of all ages. Never get bored!
* Wage: 1st 3 months training (1000 yen/class).
After training (1,600 yen/class).
* Workload: 5 to 8 forty minute classes/day (Tuesday-Saturday).
* Paid holidays.
* Company car and/or scooter available for personal use.
* Visa sponsorship, full training and support provided to make this experience one of the best of your life.
* Fully furnished, private apartment (40,000-50,000 yen/month).
REQUIREMENTS:
* Must love playing with kids, and be a good listener while teaching adults.
* Strictly non-smoking environment.
* For applicants requiring visa sponsorship: 1+ years experience or 1 month TESOL certificate.
* No Japanese necessary, although helpful.
HOLIDAY POSITION:
If you do not meet our normal requirements, we are able to accept applicants for short stays with free rental. This is a great way to meet people and enjoy a truly spectacular location at little cost to yourself. In return, we would expect you to volunteer at our school for a few hours each day, mainly helping individual students with reading practice or just chatting or playing with students after their class. We also offer Japanese lessons on site (at cost).
Contact us at the e-mail address given on the job heading for more information. Include your cv / resume and a recent photo.
Ark Gaigo Gakuen,
4519-4 Innoshima Takuma-cho,
Onomichi-shi,
Hiroshima-ken,
Japan 722-2324
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.
As an undergrad student going for a degree in teaching English as a second language, my eyes have been opened to the different levels of learners and the way we should identify them. Effectively, we try our best to systematically organize our learners so that we can address their needs appropriately. In that, we must care very much about the needs of our students and pay close attention to each one.This Unit have shown me, in very clear and interesting way, the differences between techniques for vocabulary teaching, techniques for presenting and practicing language structures and techniques for teaching language functions. Concise and straight forward examples of typical ESA lessons were extremely helpful and I think this unit will be something I am going to go back to in my future endeavours.
