Emily Hollister

Date posted:2008-07-24 | Writer: Kaplan Aspect | Email: [email protected] Are you a TEFL qualified teacher interested in other cultures and have prior experience teaching TOEFL? We would like you to join us in the instruction and sharing of American culture with international students as they prepare for university in the US! Teaching for Kaplan can be the first step toward many other career opportunities throughout the company. Kaplan teachers have gone on to mentor and train other teachers, create curriculum, and even run Kaplan centers. Many members of top Kaplan management started out in the classroom. In short, you can go as far as your experience, ambitions, and talents lead you. You can expect 15 hours of classroom teaching per week from 9am to 12:15pm- Monday through Friday-...  [Read more]

Jon ITTT Alumni Experiences Whether speaking at a public event where thousands have gathered, or talking politics around a table with friends, this simple piece of advice is well-known to anyone who has ever done any public speaking. But, it is also critical advice for the aspiring teacher—whether those teaching English as a second language, or those teaching chemistry in high school. The more well-acquainted a teacher is with his or her classroom, the more successful he or she will be in engaging their minds in the topic at hand.Table of Contents Motivations of Young Learners Information Presentation Language Retention Take a TEFL course and start learning to be a better teacher! Listen to this blog post Related Articles: This post was written by our TEFL...  [Read more]

Elizaveta Pachina Teaching Ideas ESL teachers implement a variety of strategies to help students learn English as a second language. Even with a repertoire of methodologies, activities, and resources, however, teachers still find that some students fall short of reaching their academic goals. This is especially apparent with younger learners who may not have an intrinsic motivation for studying English. Many efforts on the parts of teachers may fail because learning is a process that fundamentally begins with effective classroom management: the connections between teachers and learners, the establishment and following of class rules, the use of daily routines, the strategies for keeping students' attention and the impact of positive reinforcement. Only with a robust and well-established...  [Read more]

Elizaveta Pachina Teaching Ideas Learning a new language is an inherently challenging task. One important way for ESL teachers to help beginner students learn English is to focus not only on teaching language concepts but on building their confidence to experiment with the language and persist with their learning. This essay will firstly examine why building confidence is important in ESL teaching, and different strategies teachers can employ to do this, including how they interact with students and the content they choose for classes.Table of Contents Why might beginner students suffer from low confidence, and how can this interfere with their learning? Student-Teacher Relationships Correction Techniques Course Structure The Focus of the Lesson Type of Materials Do you want to teach...  [Read more]

Date posted:2005-04-29 | Writer: Tecnologico de Monterrey | Email: [email protected]  A successful candidate will teach at both our Preparatoria and Profesional levels (equiv. to high school and college respectively). Candidates should preferably have 3 to 5 years of experience teaching English to non-native speakers (preferably overseas). The Tec de Monterrey system places a high value on the ability of its instructors to work collaboratively within academic departments in order to ensure that there is consistency across sections and to provide input into program evaluation and development. Because of this emphasis on collaboration, instructors are expected to be on campus from 8 am to 1 pm and from 3 pm to 6 pm so that they will be able to fulfill both teaching and...  [Read more]

 Table of Contents 1. What is a TEFL License? 2. Importance of a TEFL License 3. Educational Prerequisites for a TEFL License 4. TEFL Certification Programs 5. Work Experience and Teaching Practice 6. Visa and Work Permit Requirements 7. Language Proficiency Requirements 8. Cultural Competency and Sensitivity 9. Professional Skills and Competencies 10. Health and Background Checks 11. Country-Specific TEFL Requirements 12. Online TEFL Training vs. In-Person Training 13. Job Opportunities for Licensed TEFL Teachers 14. Career Advancement in TEFL 15. Continuing Education and Professional Development 16. Success Stories from ITTT Graduates 17. Financial Considerations for TEFL Certification 18. Benefits of Teaching English Abroad 19. Networking Opportunities in the TEFL Community 20....  [Read more]