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TEFL in Moscow, Russia

Date posted:2002-03-19 | Writer: BKC-International House | Email: [email protected]

Positions: Moscow, Russia BKC-International House We are looking for enthusiastic, experienced, qualified teachers of English willing to teach in Russia for a new academic year (September ?October 2002). New graduates are also warmly welcome. Our school: Our company BKC - International House is the most respected and the largest English Foreign Language Institute in Russia. BKC-IH runs courses in: General English; Specialised English for business and professional people; English for Younger Learners; French, German, Spanish, Italian, Russian as a foreign language and other Modern Languages. We have 40 schools in Moscow and Moscow Region, as well as branches in other Russian cities, including St Petersburg, Pushkin, Kaluga, Tula, Voronezh, Zelenograd, Zheleznodorozny, Balashikha, Solnechnogorsk, Mendeleevo, New Khimki, etc. We also have a Teacher-training Centre for the IH Certificate in TEFL, RSA/CELTA and DELTA. We have an experienced teacher-trainer in residence, Sue Collins , MA; M.Cog. Sc.; RSA Dip TEFLA and we have been regularly running RSA CELTA and DELTA courses for the past three years.

The courses dates for the year 2002: Cambridge CELTA: January 14 - February 8 July 1 - July 26 August 8 - August 30 September 9 - October 4 Cambridge DELTA: July 1 - August 30

Our teachers: IH teachers are among the most highly qualified and respected in the profession. There are about 150 teachers from the UK, Ireland and North America working for BKC during the academic year. They are specially trained and very experienced. Majority of our teachers are university graduates and have one or more of the following qualifications: CELTA/RSA, Trinity TESOL and MA in TESOL. Main Terms and Conditions of BKC Contract We offer our teachers no less than 9-month long contracts with competitive salary, a bonus system upon completion of contract, a valid 12-month multiple-entry business visa (the most convenient type of visa to enter, exit Russia and for unrestricted travels within Russia), comfortable accommodation and transport convenient, airfare subsidy, generous length of paid holiday and health care. Our standard 9-month contract covers 100 normal hours per month, consisting of 90 hours of teaching plus 10 hours of other types of educational work. Our school offers an extensive selection of reference books, video and audio cassettes for our teachers to use. We have approachable and experienced DOSes and ADOSes who give excellent professional support to our teachers. A large number of our teachers teach in-company classes, using materials for General English or Business English as required by our clients. Each teacher usually has a variety of classes, encompassing different levels and different age groups. Our Children classes range from 5-year-olds to 10, Teens from 11 to 16, and Adult classes from 17 upwards. A teacher's timetable usually consists of some Teen or Children classes, and some Adult classes. Considerable discounts are offered to teachers who are interested in learning Russian at our School of Modern Languages. Regular outings and parties are organized to liven up our academic calendar. Further information on BKC-IH and essays written by teachers who have worked for BKC can be found on our web site (English page).

BKC-International House Moscow Starovagankovskiy Pereulok 15 Office No. 3 121019 Moscow RUSSIA Tel: +7 - 095 - 737 5225 Fax: +7 - 095 - 737 6579 e-mail: [email protected] web-site: Contact us

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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.

 

It is not possible to cover all areas of grammar by just one lesson as grammar can be quite extensive and is often learned overtime. It is important for teachers to use good reference guidance. An important aspect of grammar is modal auxiliary verbs, these include; may, might, can, could, would, will must etc. They convey various expressions such as obligations, possibilities/probabilities, permissions/prohibitions, abilities or advice.This Unit covers Parts of Speech of English language. There are several parts, such as Noun, Verb, Adverb, Adjective, etc. Students much be familiar with basic rules which guide all of these parts of speech. Together, these rules form English grammar. English grammar can be challenging for learners because there are a lot of exceptions to the established rules. The Unit also talks about exceptions and includes a list of Irregular Verbs.


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