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Teach English in Saudi Arabia (2)

Date posted:2010-03-30 | Writer: PJ Dixon | Email: [email protected]

A university in Saudi Arabia is looking for male and female TEFL qualified English teachers who are able to start work in October of this year. Workload is a total of 27 hours per week Saturday to Tuesday of which 17 hours are classroom time and 10 office hours. We offer a 9 month contract, with a possible extension. Benefits include an attractive tax free salary, paid breaks in November, February, and April together with bonus of half month’s salary paid at end of contract.


Remuneration Package
• 9 month contract, possible optional summer extension.
• Salary $3250 (USD) per month Tax Free.
• Bonus of half month’s salary paid at end of contract.
• Return airfare, housing, medical insurance covered by employer.
• Paid Breaks in November, February, April.

Teaching
• 17 classroom teaching hours per week.
• 10 office hours per week for prep and on-line grading and attendance.
• Teaching schedule Saturday-Wednesday, 4 classes (50 mins.) per day.
• Finish work by 2:50pm Saturday-Tuesday.
• Wednesday is weekly test morning, finish work 11:50am.

Qualifications and Experience
• Native English speaker.
• Minimum Bachelors Degree and 2 years English teaching experience.
• Prefer TEFL/TESOL certification.

Employment Visa
• You must return to your passport country to apply for a 1 year Saudi Employment Visa. The employer will pay for the visa; the employee is responsible for the Medical test, Background check, and any other documents required by the Saudi Embassy.

To apply please send your resume with a recent photo to the e-mail 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.

 

Unit 3 focuses on the theories, methods and techniques of teaching. It gives details of the different teaching methods and techniques with their advantages and disadvantages. I have learned the most effective teaching technique proposed by Jeremy Harmer which is; Engage, Study and Activate commonly abbreviated as ESA. I have also learned the different techniques that could be employed in each stage of ESA.The tense system can get really confusing specially when is comes to talking about the future. With so many different tenses used with future meanings. this unit sheds more light at the seven most common types of tenses used for talking about the future such as: The future simple, Future continuous, Future Perfect, Future perfect continuous, going to future tense, present simple and the present continuous.


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