Gemma Barker

Great TEFL Jobs in China Date posted:2019-12-18 | Writer: Gemma Recruitment | Email: [email protected] We are Gemma Recruitment and we recruit qualified teachers for all kinds of schools in China with a reliable service. The position of ESL teachers will be in all kinds of school, such as bilingual language school, international school, public school, child education centre. We have immediate opportunities for energetic ESL teachers who can teach kids from 3-15 years old in Chengdu, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Zhuhai, Ningbo, Beijing and many other cities. JOB DESCRIPTION: School setting: Pre-K, Kindergarten, training schools and junior high & senior high school. Contract term: One-Year -Working hours: 30-40hours per week (including office hour); Teaching hours: no more than 25 hours per...  [Read more]

Job Teaching English in France Date posted:2016-05-04 | Writer: Autour des Langues | Email: [email protected] Autour des Langues are currently looking for an EFL teacher to join our friendly, family run language school in Saint-Raphaël, France. The position involves preparing and delivering fun and effective English language lessons (based on our communicative method) to small groups of French students (children aged 3 year and above, teenagers and adults). Full training, support and materials provided. Close-knit team that works together to create a friendly work environment and a relaxed atmosphere for students. BENEFITS: Flexible salary and timetable to be discussed. REQUIREMENTS: CELTA, TEFL, TESOL or minimum 1 year experience teaching English as a foreign language....  [Read more]

College Reputable TEFL Check out tefl tesol about College Reputable TEFL and apply today to be certified to teach English abroad. You could also be interested in: This is how our TEFL graduates feel they have gained from their course, and how they plan to put into action what they learned: Check out ITTT's Blog Posts A.R. - Canada said: Volunteer teaching Ten years ago, I never would have envisioned myself becoming a teacher, let alone a teacher that would often work for free. Needless to say I was the awkward child in high school, whom had big dreams of moving to the big city and working for a nationally circulated magazine or newspaper publication. I had dreams of high fashion, trading my orthodontic braces in for beautiful red lipstick and a steady list of important things to do;...  [Read more]

Mon, 03 Jun 2019 Elizaveta Pachina Alumni Experiences The Necessity of Translation for the English Language Learners A language is a particular form of communicating information, feelings, or ideas. Words and speech change depending on the country, area, or social group. The language belongs to the Culture 's Universe and Culture is undoubtedly evolutionary. So does language. Thus, when one has to put in touch people with different mother tongue, from different countries, different age, etc. They have to take into consideration they will put in touch different cultures. In order to get this communication successful for teaching or learning a new language, it is important that teachers and students understand what these differences are. Table of Contents Historical Features of...  [Read more]

Thu, 16 Apr 2020 Margaret Paton TEFL Information Alumni Experiences Don’t Make These Five Mistakes I Did in Trying to Teach English Online So, you've got your shiny new TESOL or TEFL certificate in hand. Table of Contents 1. Don't assume being a qualified K-12 teacher means you're a 'shoe-in' for a job 2. Don't assume you can dictate your availability to teach online 3. Don't forget to see if you'll need a police check 4. Don't think you can teach people English in any country 5. Don't expect to slide into a role without experience It's a wrap Related Articles: What now? Like you, I'm a new starter to this career of teaching English to non-native speakers, so I wanted to share five tips on what not to do in your early days. In short, having been a K-12 teacher might not get you...  [Read more]