TEFL Japan | ✔️ ✔️ ✔️ Teach Efl In Japan Chiba

Date posted:2003-02-14 | Writer: M.I.L. The Language Center | Email: [email protected]

Positions: Chiba, Japan (near Tokyo)

Posted By: M.I.L. The Language Center< [email protected] >

ESL INSTRUCTORS OF NORTH AMERICAN ENGLISH.

We have some positions starting in March, 2003.We also will have some

positions for June, 2003.

Full-time, 40 hrs/week (25.5 teaching hours). 252-262, 000yen/month.

University degree required.Applicant must have strong interpersonal skills and be good with children as two-thirds of our students are children.

Applicants are NOT REQUIRED to reside in Japan. A teaching couple (both of whom would work for us)would be welcome. Will sponsor or renew visa. Paid holidays, completion bonus, paid vacation and health insurance. One-year contract renewable up to three years.

Accommodation: Apartments range from 45, 000 to 60, 000 yen. School helps with set-up costs. Apts. come partially furnished and a private phone line is also provided.

Apply by mail, fax or e-mail with CV/resume.

Contact: John Couke;

M.I.L. The LanguageCenter;

3F Eguchi Bldg.; 1-6-2

Katsutadai, Yachio-shi,

Chiba-ken 276-0023

Japan

fax: 81-47-485-7875.

e-mail: [email protected]

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This unit was particularly useful in giving strategies for teaching reading and listening skills. Since I already have firm grasp of grammar and how to explain it, the areas of reading and listening were where my greatest concern about being an effective teacher lay. This unit bolstered my confidence since the advice turned out to be mostly common sense and I was able to link it back to my own experience with foreign language classes.I learned the characteristics that make a good teacher, It is important to know that every student come from a wide variety of background, such as cultural, the exposure and experience with the language and so forth. Age will also have a major influence on the student, in terms of motivation, the attention paid in class, the desire to learn and the will to take risks, and that is why it is crucial to know which roles are to be played.

Teach EFL in Japan - Chiba

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