TEFL Brazil | ✔️ ✔️ ✔️ Efl Teacher Needed In Brazil

Date posted:2012-11-20 | Writer: CalEnglish | Email: [email protected]

CalEnglish is an English language school located in Presidente Prudente, Sao Paulo Brazil. Our school is looking for a young (21 to 30 year old) enthusiastic and energetic professional, with an TESOL qualification (or similar certificate) who is willing to work hard and is available to start in February 2013 and commit themselves to us for 5 months. Experience is not necessary. The position available is to teach 20 - 35 hours (or more if you wish) per week from Monday to Saturday. (depending of your schedule) The teacher will be responsible for preparing and teaching English classes to students whose ages vary from 2-70 years old. VIP or Group classes This is an unpaid position, however we do provide food and accommodation as well as pay for your plane ticket as reimbursement.Contact us at the e-mail address given on the job heading for more information.

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.

In unit 10, I can now see how to use the ESA Methodology correctly. The first video showed what not to do in class. For example, when the students are working on a worksheets, the teacher was reading a book and not really paying attention to the students. The second video showed me what do in classroom setting. For example, the teacher engages the students about animals and but them in small groups.While the conditionals part of this unit was fairly straightforward, I found myself more interested in the reported speech section. As an English speaker, while I can't say if we always use the correct transition forms when reporting speech, we do sort of just know how to say what someone said in the past. It doesn't worry me but I am sure I will have to just say \"you just have to remember\" a lot.

EFL Teacher Needed in Brazil

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