TEFL Turkey | ✔️ ✔️ ✔️ Tefl In Kelkit Turkey

Date posted:2003-10-29 | Writer: International House, Istanbul | Email: [email protected]

Generous salary (around $1200 US paid in Turkish Lira), 30 hours per week teaching, support from IH Istanbul, good materials and resources (computers, projectors, DVD players etc.). Each teacher will have own office equipped with computer. Accommodation (in individual furnished flats in teachers block on campus) and breakfast provided.

Will suit independent but sociable types who like outdoor activities.

Knowledge of Turkish an advantage, must be computer literate, have appropriate qualifications (CELTA, TESOL...) and be ready to start immediately. Remote but beautiful setting.

Contracts for 2 semesters (around 8 months). Employer IH Istanbul.

If you are interested, please contact Benet Vincent at [email protected], including a CV, asap.

Cannot guarantee that all applicants will be contacted. Due to imminent start of course, a great advantage if applicants already live in Turkey.

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 13 Teaching Pronunciation and Phonology covered the basics of the aforementioned fields in a very cursory way. This was a rather long unit that I feel could be cut into smaller units or shortened as I feel that this unit was given too much emphasis when others did not go into as much detail when they could have. Overall it is important to know this material but the presentation is a bit too technical for an introductory course.to be quite honest i found the questions of this particular exam to be quite difficult. this is partly because some of the answers could have been either 'x' or 'y'so as to say that it was confusing to choose between two or more answers that all seem like they could be right. all in the beginning of the section was very interesting and enlightening until it was mixed with the present perfect which made the possibe answers confusing.

TEFL in Kelkit, Turkey

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