TEFL Taiwan | ✔️ ✔️ ✔️ Teach English In Taiwan Taipei

Date posted:2003-09-26 | Writer: Milton Education | Email: [email protected]

Milton CET in Taiwan offers: 1. A comfortable, supportive work environment. 2. A fully developed curriculum. 3. The pay is extremely competitive: NT$55,000~NT$60,000. For teachers with less than one year's experience, or experienced teachers looking for more flexibility, we also offer hourly based contracts. 4. Our contracts include PLANE TICKET REIMBURSEMENT bonuses. 5. We will provide 2 month free ACCOMMODATION. 6. We will pick you up at the airport. 7. You will be provided with a WORKING VISA and HEALTH INSURANCE. 8. You will receive PAID TRAINING prior to commencing teaching. "What do I need to be considered?" A. Must be a Native Speaker of English. B. Must have at least a BA/BS diploma in any discipline. C. Must have a clear and articulate speaking voice. D. Must be willing to make at least a one-year commitment. E. Must have a valid passport. To apply please send a cover letter and resume to: 1. E-mail your resume and a recent color photo to Vincent at [email protected] 2. Please state a realistic arrival date for you to be in Taiwan. You can contact us at: +886-2-82534112

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.

Unit 15 talks about the various methods of measuring language level, comprehension, retention, ability, et cetera. It also discusses how and when to use different types of tests. Some tests, such as diagnostic and placement tests, are only used a preliminary measurement prior to or at the beginning of a course, to determine your ability. Progress tests, however, should be used throughout the course, to see how students are learning.An interesting unit on some of the most trickiest subjects in the English grammar such as modals, phrasal verbs and passive voice. The chart that described the meaning and usages of the modal verbs is very useful. I liked that the unit also provided some teaching ideas on how to explain and practice modals, phrasal verbs and passive voice. Would have been nice to see an example of an ESA lesson dedicated to this part of the grammar.

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