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Teach TEFL in Istanbul, Turkey

Date posted:2009-02-26 | Writer: Private Anafen Primary School | Email: [email protected]

Currently we are looking for a TEFL qualified native English speaking teacher to work in our private school in Istanbul. You must be professional, mature and genuinely enthusiastic about teaching children.Working hours are Monday to Friday, 20-25 classroom hours per week, with some unpaid teacher training times and parents meetings outside school hours. You would be expected to participate in the normal routine of a school, such as regular scheduled teacher training meetings once a week. 

Compensation is around 1000-2000+ USD per month net depending on qualifications and experience. Other benefits include airfare (one way at the beginning and one way at the end of contract unless you renew and then you get a roundtrip ticket), paid furnished housing, (shared at some schools) you would only need to pay the utilities. Housing stipend of 200 USD if you choose to not share. Health insurance. School transit bus to and from your housing. These buses are usually for teachers only, but in some cases due to your housing location you would be riding with students. Trip is around 20-45 minutes to the school. School Lunch every school day.  Paid mid year break of approximately 2 weeks, and all religious and government holidays that fall during the school week. 10 to 12 month contracts.12 MONTH contracts include paid summer vacation.

To apply, contact us via e-mail at the address given on the job heading.

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.

 

I learned that engaging students is an important aspect of teaching a lesson. I also learned that I should use different ways in order to keep students engaged to ensure that lessons do not become repetitive. I also learned that it is very important to try to stay positive when making any corrections. Another thing that I learned is there are number of different methodologies that can be used to teach English.During this unit I have learned that the future tense is the hardest to teach because there are many ways it can be mistaken. One of the mistakes many students make it the difference between the future simple and the going to tense. I have learned to teach those back to back to make sure the students know the clear difference between the two. Other than those two tenses the future tense was easy to understand.


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