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EFL Teachers Needed in Russia

Date posted:2013-04-17 | Writer: International Educational Centre | Email: [email protected]

International Educational Centre, Dzerzhinsky, Moscow Region, is recruiting EFL teachers for the academic year 2013/14. Teachers can be part of a thriving school just 2kms from the fascinating capital, Moscow. Having opened just over 2 years ago, we are now an integral part of the local community.

Our friendly management and staff help both teachers and students feel at home. We offer a highly competitive package and a pleasant working environment in return for professional, motivated teaching.

 

Successful applicants will: • be a native level speaker of English • have a university degree • have a recognised teaching qualification (CELTA, TESOL, TEFL etc.) • be enthusiastic about teaching and living in Russia • be open to teaching all ages and levels, from VYLs to adults • be able to start no later than Monday August 5th 2013 in order to begin a paid induction/training period (at 50% of regular salary)• we also have an opening for a teacher who can conduct French, German, Italian or Spanish classes in addition to English 

Benefits: • $1200-1500 per month after tax, depending on experience and qualifications • Bonus of 1 month’s salary on completion of the contract • A comfortable flat (with Internet) within walking distance of the school, shared with another teacher but with private bedroom • 9 or 12 month contract • 28 academic hours per week (1 academic hour = 45 minutes) with 2 days off per week • 7.5 academic hours per month for training, seminars etc. • 25 calendar days of paid holidays and paid Russian national holidays as per the contract • Flights, multiple-entry work visa, health insurance and registration all paid for by the school as per the contract • Free airport transfers • Free weekly Russian lessons • Mobile phone provided for personal use (calls paid for by the teacher) • 24-hour help in case of emergency • A friendly, supportive work environment

Interested applicants are requested to send the following to the e-mail address given on the job heading:   • CV (resume) • Cover letter • Scanned university and teaching diplomas/certificates • Scanned passport information page • A recent photo • Details of 2 independent referees 

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 explained different types of examinations and assessments, as well as what each type is used for and when they should be conducted in terms of course timeline. It began with a basic overview of different types of tests and continued with a more detailed breakdown of placement tests. This unit also showed examples of placement tests, and finally also covered general external examinations.Im this part I learned some useful tips about lesson plan.As we all known, the lesson plan is the most important thig for leading a great lesson. It is really a aid to the lesson itself, it can also be a good working document and it is a reocrd for our class. The most important thig is recording our class will help us if we are ill and it is convinient for the other teachers to cover our classes.


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