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Date posted:2006-07-06 | Writer: Kajonkietsuksa school | Email: [email protected]

Kajonkietsuksa school is the kindergarten and primary bilingual school in Phuket. The bilingual programme was founded in 2000 and currently has 670 students from K1 to P6.Due to continuing expansion of the school, applications are invited for the following positions (July 2006): · Primary classroom teachers (Primary 1 , 3and 4) · Kindergarten classroom teachers (K 1 and K 3) Candidates must be nationals of the United Kingdom, the United States, South African, Canada, Australia or New Zealand. The successful candidates will have bachelor's degree and teaching experience. The school will provide Thai teacher license, work permit, accidental and health insurance (also assisting with visa).

Salary around 30, 000 - 35, 000 Baht/month

Please send your CV and recent photo to [email protected]. Thank you.

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 went into different ways of introducing new vocabulary and grammar structures. New vocabulary can be introduced, studied, and used in a variety of ways, as can new grammar and functions. The model lessons given follow the ESA approach for vocab, and ESA patchwork and boomerang lessons for structures. Although these guidelines do not necessarily need to be adhered to in order to teach vocab/grammar/structures.I have never realized there were so many different form or past tense words/ sentences. I am learning a lot taking these lessons. I had a little trouble questions 1-6 though, differentiating each past tense is simple enough, but if you throw in more and more words to change the sentence just slightly, it can still be considered a past simple sentence. Cannot wait until the next lesson. I'm actually having a bit of fun.

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