TEFL Germany | ✔️ ✔️ ✔️ Tefl In Karlsruhe Germany

Date posted:2004-03-03 | Writer: Target Language GmbH | Email: [email protected]

The team, supported by local management and central resources, is responsible for all aspects of the client's work-specific English programme. The programme is run mainly in normal office hours (40 hours per week).

This challenging assignment will involve the running of regular classes and workshops, as well as on-the-job training, materials development and some admin tasks. The ability to empathise with the needs of course participants is essential, as is a flexible approach to achieving targets. A business / technical background would be an asset, as would a working knowledge of German. PC LITERACY IS ESSENTIAL. Starting date is April 2004 Fully employed - 40 hours per week, on a 2-year contract. The current programme in Karlsruhe has been in place for 5 years.

Please send a resume/CV (quoting ref SOT-KHE AD11), copies of references and a recent photo by e-mail to:

[email protected]

or by snail mail to:

Chris Slattery Target Language GmbH Schlossm¸hlstrasse 25 63073 Offenbach Germany

Tel: 0049 69 8484790 fax: 0049 69 84847921

Package:

The starting salary is 2400 Euros per month, increasing to 2550 per month after year 1. There are 30 days of paid holiday, and a bonus of 2000 pounds sterling is paid on successful completion of the contract. Assistance in finding accommodation where necessary.

Qualifications required:

NATIVE English speaker TEFL certificate (minimum) and relevant experience (minimum 2 years). A business / technical background would be very beneficial. Working knowledge of German helpful, but not obligatory. PC literacy essential.

Non- EU citizens may also apply, if they already have the relevant paperwork allowing them to live and work in Germany.

We look forward to hearing from you.

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TEFL in Karlsruhe, Germany

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