TEFL England | ✔️ ✔️ ✔️ Tefl In Devon England

Date posted:2009-06-04 | Writer: Channel School of English | Email: [email protected]

Channel School of English, a small (yet busy) family run school located in Ilfracombe, North Devon is looking to recruit suitably experienced and qualified TEFL teachers, teaching multilingual groups of all ages and levels on short stay English visits from mid June 2009. There are additional positions available at our Tawstock Centre, as well as our new Barnstaple School of English. Qualifications: Essential minimum qualifications for teaching staff are RSA CTFLA/ TESOL / TEFL or equivalent (eg PGCE or B.Ed at an appropriate age group), with an additional first degree preferred. The school is particularly interested in those applicants with qualifications and/or experience with younger learners (aged 7-9 years) Candidates must provide suitable references and be prepared to complete an enhanced CRB disclosure at the school's expense. For teachers an hourly rate of £11-80 will apply, paid weekly for 24/27 hours a week, with holiday pay at the end of contract. The positions are non-residential with help given in finding accommodation, with a teachers' house available.

To apply, contact us at the e-mail address given on the job heading.

Channel School of EnglishBicclescombe ParkSt. Brannock's RoadIlfracombeEX34 8JNUnited Kingdom

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.

A good teacher should know his students well and understand their educational needs. He should always modify his teaching plan to suit learners from different language levels and age groups. Playing a different role in each class activity is an effective way to encourage students to become good learners. Teachers who adopt this teaching strategy are likely to demonstrate the characteristics of a good teacher.This unit covers such topic as lesson planning and helps to understand how to write a structured lesson plan in order to use it effectively and easily. Having decided not to write formal plans each time, but to write down log details into class notebooks, I usually skip writing down monitoring parts of my lessons, which, after reading this unit, I find important and valuable for personal professional growth.

TEFL in Devon, England

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