TEFL Russia | ✔️ ✔️ ✔️ Teach Efl In Russia Oktyabrsky

Date posted:2006-01-09 | Writer: International Centre for Studying Foreign Language | Email: [email protected]

We are a private language school situated in Bashkortostan, in the middle of Russia. Teaching position available in January 2006. SCHEDULE Monday-Friday ( most lessons are in the evening) up to 30 hours per week. OUR STUDENTS We teach General English to children and adults. Most of the students are between of 13 and 25. Groups are not big, usually 7-10 students.Groups are divided by levels and ages. BENEFITS The school provides a private furnished flat and pays the rent. The company also pays for the gas and electricity and taxes. It is a typical Russian flat with bathroom, kitchen and balcony. We also provide health insurance and visa supporting.Holiday days are paid. We offer good pay so you can certainly enjoy life. Russia is a beautiful country, with nice people, good food and a nice climate.Duties:Teaching all levels of general English. Teachers must be energetic, outgoing, and enthusiastic. Please e-mail your resume with photo to [email protected]

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 outlines the good qualities of teachers and students, the levels of language acquisition, motivations of and differences between types of students, and the roles of a teacher in a class setting. This lesson prepares the teacher for potential cultural hurdles. Finally, this lesson introduces the teacher to the subtleties and delicate natures of the tools of the trade. For example, a teacher must not over-correct.unit 2 parts of speech, touches on basic sentences and breaks them down and explains exactly what each word is doing and how and why it makes sense to be there. I believe that understanding these basic rules and why types of words are used with others it is a lot easier for somebody learning English to understand why some words work with others and why some don't leaving little room for error both verbally and by writing.

Teach EFL in Russia - Oktyabrsky

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