TEFL Middle East | ✔️ ✔️ ✔️ Teach Efl In Saudi Arabia

Date posted:2004-10-22 | Writer: SALTS; Saudi Logistics and Technical Support Co | Email: [email protected]

EFL Instructors needed for Jeddha and Taif, Saudi Arabia. SALTS; Saudi Logistics and Technical Support Co. invites applicants who currently reside in the U.S to apply to teach EFL to Saudi Military Cadets in Taif, which is in the temporate mountains less than two hours outside of the Red Sea resort of Jeddah.

Benefits:

SALTS offers
a tax free salary in excess of $43, 000 a year;
private furnished housing with all utilities paid on a very secure western compound;
30 days annual leave;
free medical/dental care; personal effects shipping allowance;
cash in lieu travel allowances at 6 and 12 months;
continued service and final service award pay;
relocation ticketing to and from assignment;
transportation to and from work.
Private non-shared housing.

Instructors are on site from 7:00 to 2:30 five days a week, prepare lessons and teach an average of 5-6 contact periods per day and assist in curriculum development and testing.

Required Qualifications:
B.A. in English, TESOL, Applied Lingusitics or Modern Languages and four years of formal teaching experience.

Those candidates with an M.A. in one of the above disciplines need only have one year of formal teaching experience.

Note that SALTS pays for all expenses for employment related travel, i.e. interviews or medical assessments. If you currently reside in the U.S. and are interested in applying for this position please forward your resume with your availability date to: [email protected]

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.

This unit explores everything from meeting students for the first time to their final progress test at the end of the course. Typically, there will be a placement test before the course begins as well as a needs analysis. The placement test gives the teacher a notion of the proficiency in general of his or her students. The needs analysis gives details on what they need or what to know. Built on that, a syllabus can be planned.This unit has brought to my attention the complexity of the classroom. I had a basic (caricature-like) understanding of what it meant to be a teacher. This unit has helped me to understand the different roles that a great teacher must employ and embody. This dynamic paired with the varied needs of students creates a delicate dynamic that requires finesse and care to navigate in order to foster a productive learning environment.

Teach EFL in Saudi Arabia

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