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TEFL Job in Kampala, Uganda

Date posted:2011-09-28 | Writer: Victoria University | Email: [email protected]

Victoria University in Kampala, Uganda is committed to bringing quality education to Africa through working in partnership with a small number of well-regarded British universities. We have occasional opportunities for TEFL qualified native English speaking teachers for our foundation programme. The International Foundation Programme is of one academic year duration and prepares students for our undergraduate programmes, including development of written and verbal English language skills to a competence required for further undergraduate study.Suitably qualified candidates should email a letter of application and a current resume in PDF format only to the email address given on the job heading. Please quote the reference number VHR013/2011, and your name, in the e-mail subject. Remuneration packages are competitive.Foundation Teachers - Ref. No. VHR013/2011

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 was very tricky, but I tried my best to answer the questions. There is a lot of information and required a huge effort to be able to understand the content and focus on what is most important. I learned many things about pronunciation and phonology. This unit also provided useful resources for teachers to teach students who would like to get rid of their accent and speak like native speakers.There are many things that a teacher of English can use in the classroom. Some of which include: DVD players, video cameras, recorder, overhead projectors, interactive white boards, and also many types of visual aids. I personally like to use the white board in my classroom. Every time I tell the student's something important or a student has a question I write the question and the answer on the board.


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