TEFL Other Latin America | Teaching Business English In Colombia

Date posted:2014-07-29 | Writer: Bogota Business English | Email: [email protected]

Bogota Business English, the capital's premier business English institute is expanding to Cali and we are currently recruiting TEFL qualified teachers for part-time in house business English positions. BBE provide complete training for newly qualified teachers to give confidence working with our methodology and working in Colombia.

We believe our teachers are important. With BBE, teachers are treated as professionals and valued members of team BBE. BBE helps its teachers with classroom support, prompt payment, and professional leadership. By doing right by our clients and our employees, we are creating a sustainable, successful business.

In addition, working visas will be supported.

The hourly rate is 27,000per hour.

We will reply to all applications received.

Requirements:

Minimum TESOL, CELTA, TEFL with teaching practice.

How to apply:

Contact Andrew Riordan on (311)369 9433 or at the email address given on the job heading.

Bogota Business English

Cr 15 n79-36 Oficina 402

Bogota

Colombia

Tel: (571)749 8148

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.

I found this unit to be very informative in terms of the various types of syllabi that there are to choose from. It is apparent to me that the situational syllabus is most commonly used to teach another language. When I was studying Spanish - this was the way in which I was taught. It made the lessons a lot easier to follow and understand, and I feel like I retained more from studying that way.There are seven common ways to express the future in the English language, but the be-going + infinitive and the present continuous are most frequently used ones. Be-going + infinitive is used to express intentions, predictions based on present evidence and plans, and is always followed by a verb. For defining arrangements, decisions and plans without a time frame is Present Continuous is used.