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EFL Instructors Needed in USA

Date posted:2018-03-22 | Writer: PLUS U.S. Corporation | Email: [email protected]

Professional Linguistic Upper Studies (PLUS) operates English as a Foreign Language (EFL) programs across the world and has opportunities for TEFL certified teachers during the summer. PLUS U.S. Corporation, headquartered in New York, runs summer English language study and travel programs for international high school students in the New York, Miami, Los Angeles, and San Francisco regions. The programs allow students the opportunity to take English classes and explore the surrounding regions while staying at U.S. colleges and universities.

POSITION OVERVIEW:

EFL Instructors deliver English as a Foreign Language lessons to international high school students based on the curriculum provided. Lessons focus on listening and speaking skills. EFL Instructors report directly to the Academic Supervisor.

SCHEDULE:

The employment period is during summer 2018; dates may be flexible based on instructor flexibility. Most students are with the PLUS program for two-week sessions; PLUS runs back-to-back sessions over the course of the summer.

Students receive 30 hours of English instruction during their two-week session, approximately 15 hours per week. Each session has 10 lessons, each of which is 3 hours. Classes are held Mondays-Saturdays and on average about 4 days each week. Lessons are offered both in morning classes (9am to 12pm), and afternoon classes (1pm to 4pm.) Classes are usually either morning only, or morning AND afternoon. Class sizes are generally 15 students.

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

Deliver well-prepared EFL lessons to diverse classrooms of international high school students in a professional and engaging manner.

Review the curriculum provided by PLUS to adequately prepare for each lesson; instructors should be prepared to supplement the curriculum with their own materials, as appropriate.

Assess whether students have been placed in the correct level of instruction.

Orally assess students’ proficiency levels, as directed by the Academic Supervisor.

Practice appropriate classroom management techniques to ensure a safe, comfortable, and engaging learning environment for all students.

Collaborate with the Academic Supervisor and PLUS Head Office regarding instructional methods and the PLUS curriculum.

Attend training session and any additional meetings organized by the Academic Supervisor.

Maintain frequent and professional communication with the Academic Supervisor.

Perform other duties, as assigned.

QUALIFICATIONS AND DESIRED SKILLS:

Authorization to work in the U.S. required

Must be 18 years or older

Bachelor’s degree required (at the time of start date); TESOL/TEFL certificate and/or Master’s degree preferred

Prior EFL/ESL teaching experience strongly preferred

Experience working with multicultural and multilingual classrooms strongly preferred

Command of Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, and Google Drive strongly preferred

Successful candidates will be self-motivated, organized, professional, and adaptable, with strong interpersonal and communication skills. 

TO APPLY:
Contact us via email at the address given on the job heading for details of our application procedure.

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 was an excellent lesson on conditional and reported speech. I feel that I learned a lot from this lesson on the ways that I can teach these concepts and rules. It’s not something that I would normally think twice about but that’s because English is my first langue. It’s important to learn and look at all aspects of the language from a new perspective of the basics.I consider this unit is very useful because it gives us a better idea of how a class can be managed, and the pros and cons of certain in-class activities. There are certain aspects that called my attention like the grouping of students, the delivery of instructions, and the class arrangement. We usually take those elements for granted, but they undoubtedly have an effect on our class.


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