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EFL Teachers Needed in North Vietnam Date posted:2017-06-26 | Writer: New Way Language Center | Email: [email protected] New Way language center has opportunities for TEFL qualified teachers who are available to start in July and August.  We’re constantly pushing the limits beyond what we've achieved in the past - exploring new materials, markets and services while propelling ourselves toward bigger and better opportunities. So it only seems natural that we'd hire people who are simultaneously industrious, creative and reflective; people who are rewarded by teaching and interested in building a future that provides English and other skills to those who require them; people who are willing to make New Way's business their business, and follow a path that, with continuous...  [Read more]

EFL Teachers Needed For Summer Schools in South East England Date posted:2020-02-18 | Writer: Concorde International | Email: [email protected] Concorde International is a British Council accredited language school in the beautiful cathedral city of Canterbury in the South East of England. Established in 1972, we offer year-round English language courses with summer centres in Ashford, Bath, Canterbury, Folkestone, Rochester and Romsey (residential & non-residential). Are you an EFL teacher that is both dynamic & passionate? Can you provide unique EFL learning experiences for students from across the globe? If so, we want to hear from you  We offer very competitive wages and welcome potential staff who are creative, enthusiastic and enjoy an academic challenge....  [Read more]

Mon, 21 Feb 2022 Ahmed Taha Alumni Experiences Teaching Ideas Nightly Reading Homework: Best Practices in 6 Steps If you're teaching a child in Kindergarten to second grade, you can probably assign about 10, 20, or 30 minutes of reading per night as homework. Table of Contents Recommendations for Parents Number 2 is: Don't "tell" the words. Number 3: Move beyond "sound it out." Number 4: Have the child re-read some passages for fluency. Number 5: Allow some mistakes to go uncorrected. Number 6: Allow the child to read the same book multiple times. Finally, continue to read to your child. Are you ready to teach English as a foreign language? Related Articles: Check out what our course grads say in our many video testimonials! References This blog post explains what the teacher can...  [Read more]

Wed, 30 Jun 2021 Anna Bondar Destinations Alumni Experiences How to Get Hired as a Teacher in China: Why the Right Attitude is Essential Being in China for over ten years, I've worked at more than 30 places, combining schools and training centers, kindergartens and private classes, etc. For the past five years, working as a recruiter, I would like to give you a few valuable tips on getting hired for your dream job. Table of Contents Don't jump on the first job offer! What kind of job are you looking for? Types of schools Let's get hired! Make sure you're video is fun and lively! Remember! The video shouldn't exceed 3 minutes! The final part is The Demo. Are you ready to teach English abroad or online? Related Articles: Check out what our course grads say in our many video...  [Read more]

Mon, 02 Dec 2019 Elizaveta Pachina Teaching Ideas Course Materials: How to Engage Students There are many goals for English as a second language teacher (ESL). The teacher must inform and evaluate student abilities to competently produce written and verbal communication in the English language. Ultimately, one of the most important goals for the teacher to achieve is a reduction in their own talk time and an increase in student talk time (STT), using the target language. Creating a positive classroom environment is essential in generating students that have high levels of productivity. This environment is established well by building rapport and engaging the students. Having varied course materials incorporated in each lesson will help to maintain engagement for the learner and with...  [Read more]

The Dos & Don'ts Of Teaching English Abroad 02/27/2023 hi guys hey Linda here from ITTT back this week with another live session thank you so much for joining me today and taking some time out of your day today to be here with me and learn something new hopefully about teaching English and today we're going to talk about the do's and don'ts of teaching English abroad sort of everything you need to know you should know before you embark on this exciting journey of teaching English abroad so yeah let me know if you can hear me if you can see me uh drop a hi in the comment section oh perfect and also let me know where are you watching from today I already see crystalline here Hi crystaline how are you doing good to see you again awesome great where are you guys watching from today where...  [Read more]