TEFL Africa | ✔️ ✔️ ✔️ Teach English In Sudan Khartoum 2

Date posted:2006-08-17 | Writer: Kibeida International Schools | Email: [email protected]

Kibeida International Schools was founded in 1994 as an IGCSE Center for morning and evening classes. In 2001 we opened a new branch in Omdurman as a Kindergarten and Primary school. In 2005 we opened the latest branch in Khartoum-II (Kindergarten, Primary and Secondary Section). We are now looking for additional English native speaking teachers to start in August this year. Benefits include accommodation, visa, medical insurance, and contribution to airfare.

PACKAGE: -ACCOMODATION -TRANSPORT TO AND FROM SCHOOL -MEDICAL INSURANCE -VISA -AIRFARE NEGOTIABLE -9 MONTH CONTRACT (AUG-MAY) -NET SALARY STARTS $600

REQUIREMENTS -ESL CERTIFICATE -ABILITY TO ARRIVE SUDAN AS SOON AS POSSIBLE -CV , PHOTOS . -DIRECT CONTACT NUMBERS WITH COUNTY AND ARE CODE -VALID PASSPORT COPY

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 unit of grammar was focused on conditionals and reported speech. It was very difficult! I don't think I have ever studied these grammar rules before. It seems like it would be quite difficult to teach these aspects of English grammar to an English language learner. I think these rules of grammar would need to wait until the student is quite fluent in English. I myself need to review these concepts and rules.In Unit 3 : Course Development, I was made aware of the different types of syllabus designs and what they are specifically used for. For example, the structural syllabus is used for explaining the complexities of grammar. Within this unit, I also now know some of the different types of assessment tests and what functions they are used for when testing for language proficiency and measuring the efficacy of my syllabus.

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