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Qualified EFL Instructor Needed in Herat, Afghanistan

Date posted:2011-11-17 | Writer: The University of Washington School of Law | Email: [email protected]

The University of Washington School of Law will be conducting an Academic Legal English Course in Herat, Afghanistan from December 31- February 24. We seek a TEFL qualified instructor to work in Herat, Afghanistan from the end of December - February 24. This person would be responsible for teaching TOEFL preparation as well as lower level classes to law and Sharia faculty and students from all over Afghanistan. This person will work on a team with other ex-pats and Afghan instructors. This position is paid based on experience and past work history. It is an exciting program and participants are highly motivated. A great opportunity for the right person who is flexible and interested in working in a developing country. Airfare and housing are provided. Interested application please e-mail their CV's to the e-mail address given on the job heading.Patricia MclaughlinAfghan Legal Scholar Program Manager

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.

 

Conditionals and reported speech are two aspects of English grammar that students find really hard to understand and use correctly. The problem is that students need to master verb tenses and grammar forms before attempting to use either the conditionals or the reported speech. The problem is that verb tenses change from one situation to another and this could prove to be a bit difficult to understand.I learned about the importance of Cross Culture at the start of this unit. I personally had a negative experience some years ago when I had my first learner from Japan. I was used to working with European learners only so it was a learning experience when I first had a Japanese learner. After that incident, my company provided us training on how to handle Asian learners especially from Japan and Korea.


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