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English Teachers Needed in Karbala, Iraq

Date posted:2017-05-03 | Writer: World Academy of Development | Email: [email protected]

World Academy of Development is a global, US based non-profit organization which focuses on caring for orphaned children. Our goal is to eradicate poverty through targeted education. In our Academy, along with English, we teach our students Technology, Character Building and Martial Arts. This is a great opportunity to use your TEFL skills for a worthwhile cause.

As one of our English teachers you will be responsible for teaching English to grade 6 orphaned students (ages 10-13). You will be provided a structured curriculum, complete with text books, work-books and teacher’s manuals. You will be teaching children 2-3 hours during the day and a class for adults in the evening (only twice a week).

You will be housed in a large house (4 full baths, kitchen, etc) and share the dwelling with one additional teacher. Pay will be $500-$1,000 USD/month depending on experience. We will also pay for your flight from your origin country.

Our students are extremely fast and ambitious learners. All past teachers have fallen in love with these kids after teaching just one class!

We are looking for an energetic type personality. It is a fun environment. Because of the nature of our project, you will feel like you have truly contributed to society. You must have a Bachelor’s Degree and at least a year of experience working with (preferably teaching) children (irrespective of what subject you taught). Must be a native level English speaker.

TO APPLY:
Contact us via email at the 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.

 

As a teacher and a learner myself, the tense system has been a difficult but important stage during English language learning. As the author pointed out in the article, it is a challenge for both teacher and students. I found those engaging activities in the reading material for this unit are very helpful to enhance student's understanding and improve their proficiency in communicating.I think it is a very interesting unit. I appreciated questions 16 to 20 because it's a good way to practice phonetic scripts. in spite of too much theory, There are some important concepts that teachers should possess in order to teach pronunciation. In my opinion there should be more practical topics like, when the letter \" I\" has an /ai/ sound and when has an /i/ sound? for example.


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