TEFL Turkey | ✔️ ✔️ ✔️ Tefl Positions In Turkey 1

Date posted:2013-07-03 | Writer: Teach to Travel | Email: [email protected]

Teach to Travel has TEFL positions based in private schools around Istanbul which are great for experiencing cosmopolitan Turkish culture whilst teaching in a sophisticated working environment. The positions are for teaching (all ages) roles in the schools, and are based on both sides of Istanbul. The specifications are as follows:

Details:

ESL Teacher Institution: Kindergarten, Primary and Secondary School. Wage: 2,150 TL per month after tax, if you have less than 1 year classroom experience, OR 2,400 TL per month after tax, if you have more than 1 year classroom experience. Accommodation: Assisted in Finding (normally costs around 550 TL per month) Flights: Not Provided Airport Pick Up: Provided Hours per week: 20 - 25 classroom hours, 40 hours on site. Children per class: 20-25 Private Tuition: Possible to organise. Start Date: c. September 9th 2013 End Date: June 29th, 2014

Qualifications:

The teacher must have the following:

1) A teaching qualification, such as TEFL/CELTA

2) Experience of 1 year is preferred but not necessary

3) A university degree

4) Native level English

Please apply by contacting us at 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 2, explains clearly the different parts of a sentence, how some words change form when made plural. For me this is one of the most important units as it's the basics in how to construct a proper sentence with the usage of proper grammar. The unit also taught me the terms of the different parts of a sentence. Also learn that the English language is not constant and no rules are set in stone.In France I had to create my own materials, and I find this to be fun for both teacher and student, but it takes a lot of time. I must use a specific textbook with my students now and I feel I spend just as much time supplementing the lessons and we also have to follow along in order so the pages make sense. Thus, I think teachers have to adapt unless they have the freedom to do what they please.

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