TEFL Japan | ✔️ ✔️ ✔️ Tefl In Wakayama Japan

Date posted:2007-01-31 | Writer: WISHBORN Global Communication | Email: [email protected]

Seeking native English speakers for ESL positions in our English conversation schools in the Kansai Region of Japan. We are currently hiring for 1 position located in the Wakayama Prefecture with an immediate start date. Benefits Full-time with a maximum of 28 teaching hours per week. Salary 250, 000 yen per month Student's ages range from 0 to adults. Accommodation is available with rent subsidized at a maximum of 60, 000 yen. Paid holidays, paid vacation as well as reimbursement of work related travel. 1-year renewable contracts. Visa sponsorship is available. Required University degree International driver's license or Japanese driver's license To Apply Please email CV/resume, photo, and letter of introduction to: Greg Hodson Education Links Tel: 0737-82-2222 Fax: 0737-83-5431. Email: [email protected] WISHBORN Global Communication

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.

Although most native English speakers think of the present as one tense, it is actually composed of four tenses. The simple is formed with just the noun/pronoun and the conjugated base verb, the continuous uses \"do\" conjugated with the unconjugated base verb, the perfect uses \"have\" conjugated with the past participle, and the perfect continuous uses \"have\" conjugated with been and the gerund form of the verb.Unit 4 covers materials (authenitic and non-authentic) including textbooks (advantages and disadvantages; best usage) and lesson planning. I have learnt what to take into consideration in creating materials for the classroom. I haven't expected that there are so many points to consider in how to present the materials to the students. I find this unit extremely useful according to creating a lesson plan and material.

TEFL in Wakayama, Japan

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