TEFL Taiwan | ✔️ ✔️ ✔️ Tefl In Taiwan

Date posted:2008-04-30 | Writer: Shane English Schools Taiwan | Email: [email protected]

SEST is offering monthly positions in Taiwan. SEST also offers qualified EFL teachers a challenging and rewarding experience in Taipei or many of the southern provinces. The position offers a better than average benefit package including reimbursed airfare and an opportunity to teach extra hours and therefore a chance to save a lot more. The school offers a great deal in teacher support, from arrival through to additional advanced training.

The teaching is usually in small classes, maximum 18, but the average is about 12. The teaching mix is about 70% young learners, with the remainder adults. For successful candidates, training in teaching Young Learners is provided during the first week in Taiwan.

Qualifications Needed: TESOL + DegreeAccommodation assistance: SubsidizedCity Location: Various citiesSalary: $50,000 - $60,000 NT per monthHours per week: 20 - 30 contactAirfare assistance: Full return airfare reimbursementAdditional Incentives:

Performance Bonuses Overtime opportunities Positions offered monthly Opportunities to teach in Japan, China and Vietnam offered after contract

Name: Shane English Schools Taiwan (SEST)Email: [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.

In this unit, I watched two different classes - both on the same topic, with the same teacher, and the same students, but the first one was unengaging, boring, intimidating, and overall poorly executed by the teacher. The second, better lesson video engaged the students more, made them feel more comfortable to participate (and therefore learn more and self-motivate more), covered more material, and was more fun.I enjoyed Unit 13, while attempting to learn Chinese just the other day I could hardly move my mouth in the correct way to correctly pronounce the word. I did not realize that out mouth's do not necessarily move in the way that they should when speaking another language. It is necessary to know the parts of the mouth so that you can teach students the way their mouths should be moving to pronounce certain words.

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