TEFL Poland | ✔️ ✔️ ✔️ Tefl In Poland Central

Date posted:2006-04-10 | Writer: Oxford Study Centre | Email: [email protected]

Welcome to Oxford Study Centre - a leading private language school in central Poland with 12 years experience in teaching English as a foreign language and excellent reputation in the community and the education sector. The school is an affiliation of Oxford Study Centre with its seats in Oxford, UK.

OSC offers a great range of General English & Business English courses as well as examination courses: FCE, CAE, CPE, BEC1, BEC2, BEC 3, 1-2-1 and tailor-made programmes for corporate clients.

Students of all ages (6 years old to mature adults) are admitted to the school and can be placed at any level from Beginner to Proficiency.

The school is run by the Polish Director assisted by the DOS responsible for the curriculum and the teaching side of the venture.

OSC is the only school in the region which offers career opportunities and professional development. Among our teachers you will find both Polish and native speaker teachers.

We are looking for

NATIVE EFL TEACHERS

FROM SEPTEMBER 2006 for one year or longer contracts

Requirements: - degree - teaching certificate: RSA/Trinity Certificate / TEFL / TESOL or equivalent - experience is an asset

We offer a competitive local salary and excellent fringe benefits:

- free accommodation - return flights (London - Warsaw - London) - all necessary documents pertaining to employment - 4 weeks paid holiday in academic year - 1 week paid induction/orientation period - 4 weeks paid summer holiday (min. 2 year contract) - in-house training & career opportunities - friendly & supportive working environment;

To apply please email your CV to Recruitment Coordinator: [email protected]

Contact details: Oxford Study Centre, ul. 25 Czerwca 60, 26 - 600 Radom Poland, tel/fax: 004848 360166/3601416, Contact us

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.

In this unit I learnt about trouble shooting common problem situations. It starts with how to conduct the first lesson and then moves onto what they call warmers. I also learnt about dealing with students at different levels and the problems you can have with large classes and what you can do to overcome these problems. Finally it talks about dealing with reluctant students and difficulties you have with learning texts.This unit covered receptive skills and suggested methods for teaching them. It explained the ways people read and listen, as well as the specialist skills used, such as scanning or skimming while reading or listening. For me personally, learning about pre-teaching vocabulary and the difference between authentic and non-authentic texts was very helpful, and the example of a patchwork ESA lesson is also a great reference.

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