TEFL Japan | ✔️ ✔️ ✔️ Tefl In Tokyo Japan

Date posted:2005-01-11 | Writer: NEWS | Email: [email protected]

NEWS is a new concept juku with schools in Saitama, Tokyo and Kanagawa. We are looking for a full time teacher for our Sangenjaya school (5 minutes from Shibuya) and long term part time teachers for Aobadai and Itabashi. (1 year contracts for each position) Teachers should love teaching children, most of our students are between three and twelve and the classes have a maximum of 8 students. Teachers should also be creative, independent and capable of working with Japanese staff. We can offer sponsorship for a visa for the full time position but not part time positions although we will supply any necessary paperwork to help the teacher gain or renew a valid visa. Applicants must be native English speakers. Please send your CV/resume and contact number and visa status to [email protected] Only applicants that meet the outlined conditions will be replied to.

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.

There is really a formula to teaching ESL. you can change your teaching strategy as long a syou follow the rules of learning. It does not matter what subject you are teaching as long as you follow fluid lines of teaching. It does not matter wether you are teaching four year olds about the daily forecast or fourteen year olds about the history of a nantion. As long as you follow proven methods of teaching, everybody will learn.This was a tough unit because it gave names to forms that I am used to using without thinking about why. To give a reason and identify why that reason causes a specific form to be used was difficult. I can see better how it would be difficult for students to learn these. It seems easier to read and listen to English often, and so develop a feel for the right form than to study and that way choose the right form while speaking.

TEFL in Tokyo, Japan

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