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Teach English in Granada, Nicaragua

Date posted:2006-05-03 | Writer: ABC School | Email: [email protected]

Two immediate openings. More openings throughout the year.

We pay our instructors $2/hour because our students pay $.58/hour or less. In Nicaragua, per capita income is $35/month.

20 classroom hours a week. (These are semi-volunteer positions paying $160US/month.)

Your cost to live here will be at least $400/month. $600/month to live more comfortably.

We do not provide housing or airfare.

We will help you find housing and pick you up at the airport.

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.

 

This unit continued our work on tenses, this time in the past. Four past tenses were discussed, with examples and explanations on when to use it. The four past tenses were past simple, past continuous, past perfect and past perfect continuous. Like in the present tense, I find it difficult to explain when to use them. The usage comes automatically to me, and this prevents me from understanding their usage intellectually.This section described the various teaching equipment that can be used in class including videos, cassette recorders, visual aids, overhead projectors, computers, resource books and more. The section described each of these and gave many websites that can help in teaching English. The coursebooks were described in another section. This section also described advantages and disadvantages of some of the teaching equipment.


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