Zhengzhou Public school.NATIVE+9k+Free furnished apartments ,low hours Welcome to Great Zhengzhou ,Henan Province , China . We are recruiting NATIVE teachers for our High schools and Colleges students now . Following are terms of employment, 9000rmb per month for salary, 18 teaching hours per week at most. Over classes will be paid. Free Private residence in School ,2 bedrooms and 1 living room , ...[Read More]
Music teacher required to teach secondary level in a well established British Curriculum School in Yangon. Must be enthusiastic and able to lead a small department. Emphasis on teaching music in a practical fun way rather than just the theory of music. Would suit a Philippine national. The job post Music Teacher Secondary appeared first on TEFL Warehouse.
Requirements: Educational Requirement: – BA or MA in English Language/Literature, Applied Linguistics, Education or related degree or – BA Degree in any field plus a related PGCE or – Four year Bachelor Degree in any field from a recognized accredited University, plus 120 hour TEFL, TESOL, or CELTA certification. (if you are uncertain if your degree is related, please complete th...[Read More]
Location: Dhahran – Teaching Location: King Abdulaziz Airbase Role: ELT Instructor Academic requirements: -BA/MA graduate degree that must have a major study in Education, English, English as a Second Language (ESL), English as a Foreign Language (EFL), Linguistics, Applied Linguistics, Foreign Languages, or Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL). &...[Read More]
Chongqing Public High school is recruiting Native English speakers,9000rmb to 10,000rmb each month for salary! Conditions as following, 9,000rmb to 10,000rmb each month for salary, 20 to 30classes each week ,no office hours , Free nice apartment provided and help do working visa, air fee will be reimburesed when one year contract finished, Requirements for applicants, 1,native speakers from...[Read More]
Please note: Work visas are available only to citizens of the United States, Canada, Australia, and South Africa Background For more than three decades, TEACH GLOBAL has been offering intensive English language training, academic preparation, and cultural orientation to students, scholars and professionals from around the world at its US university centers. With over a decade of operations in Saud...[Read More]
I offer an internationally recognized Australian government accredited TESOL course with guaranteed job placement (according to eligibility) in Cambodia and Vietnam. * internationally recognized- worldwide * Course for life- no expiry date * 150 hours of in-classroom teaching * 20 hours of teaching observation * 6 hours of observed teaching practice * Accredited by the Australian government * Can ...[Read More]
There’s always something to do… Lately the weather hasn’t been great in Bangkok. The pollution has taken its toll on the quality of life in a busy city. Outdoor activities may have become less appealing to many. However, life goes on, festivals and open food markets are still alive and well. Bangkok has not slowed down. Taking a stroll on a random Sunday afternoon, you can still ...[Read More]
Lights, Camera…TEACH! A question I hear a lot from new teachers of English who want to go abroad is, “How do I find a job?” The answer, of course, is the same for English teaching as it is for many other professions nowadays—you look for job listings on the Internet and through a network of contacts that you build up. But, there’s a larger dimension to this question that I’d like to address in thi...[Read More]
Do you have Skills in Food and Beverage or Hospitality Settings? This area of ESP is becoming more and more popular, so this is a good opportunity to address how to find those niche jobs. A lot of newbie TEFL teachers are former restaurant and or hospitality workers. They are much more qualified to teach in this area than the other teachers unfamiliar with the ‘service mind’ and those with no with...[Read More]
Don’t Become “The English (Teacher) Patient” The best advice for staying healthy is the same no matter where you’re living: Eat right, sleep well, and get enough exercise. However, when we’re thrown out of our natural element by going to live abroad, at first it might be tricky to maintain your rhythms in the new culture. For example, you may be used to eating dinner around 6 or 7 p.m., but your n...[Read More]
What Do You Know? Many teachers of English as a Second Language transition into teaching from a totally different line of work. Before I began teaching, I was a social worker. I know other people who were business people, stock brokers, marketing agents, scuba divers, military personnel and who held a whole range of other jobs before they decided to live the good life abroad as an English teacher....[Read More]