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Location:
nationwide
Start Date:
ASAP
Working Conditions:
Business English Academy is looking for freelance English teachers to start immediately. If you are based in Germany and would like to work with us please email your CV and cover letter to us.
We offer tailor made business English courses. We also offer Translations, Language Training Abroad, Language Workshops and Crash Courses.
For more information about BEA
Location:
Milan
Start Date:
ASAP
Salary:
€ 1400
Working Conditions:
Language centre in Milan is searching for EMT teachers with experience in teaching Young Learners, Cambridge exams, TOEFL, ILEC, IELTS, General, Business and Legal English.
Requirements:
The successful candidate should have experience working not only with children and teenagers but also adults.
We are looking for experienced teachers (CELTA/DELTA or equivalent) who are willing to work and drive in and around Milan.
Full driving licence required.
Contact Information:
info@languagepoint.eu
Location:
Prague
Start Date:
immediately
Salary:
20.000 CZK
Working Conditions:
2012 – Become an English teacher in Prague!
www.teflinprague.com
TEFL course + job guarantee + visa assistance + full academic and social support
Come to Prague and teach English for the largest private education company in the Czech Republic!
Location:
Italy
Start Date:
Autumn 2012
Salary:
950 – 1100 Euros after tax
Requirements:
Candidates must have the following:
Contact Information:
Interviews will be held in London, please use the online application form or e-mail your CV and supporting documents directly to ben.robinson@saxoncourt.com to receive further detailed information.
Location:
Vacancies throughout Greece
Start Date:
September
Salary:
800 euros per month
Working Conditions:
Working conditions vary from one situation to another, and so the following is only a guide to what is typical. The majority of the English Language schools in Greece are small and privately owned. The pupils attend the local state school in the morning, and so the English schools operate in the afternoon and evening. Most schools employ only two or three teachers and have one or two hundred pupils. Attendance at such a school is the norm for children from all kinds of social backgrounds. They usually begin at the age of eight, and continue until they are at least fifteen.
You would not normally expect to teach the youngest children, unless you happen to speak Greek, but you might teach children of ten upwards. Classes last for one or sometimes two hours, and for the older pupils there is a strong orientation towards exams such as the Cambridge FCE and CPE. Most of the children are enthusiastic learners and classes are usually reasonably small, with perhaps ten or twelve members. Discipline is rarely a problem, although, like young teenagers everywhere, students can sometimes be boisterous.
You can expect to work with a high standard of materials and equipment. All students have a course book, containing material for all your lessons, and you will also have a teacher’s guide and audio CDs to accompany each course book. Most schools use computers and many are now equipped with interactive whiteboards.
Hours of work are normally between three and ten p.m. Monday to Friday. Some schools also have classes in the mornings, especially the larger schools in the big cities, which cater for older students, and it is possible that you might be required to work on Saturdays. You would normally teach for about twenty-five hours per week.
In addition to the hours spent teaching, you will also have to spend the proportionate amount of time planning lessons and correcting written work. We estimate that twenty-five teaching hours equates to a total work-load of forty hours per week.
Requirements:
Many of the positions that we have available are suitable for teachers beginning their career. The only essential qualifications are that you must be a native speaker of English and you must have a university degree and a TEFL certificate. It does not matter what subject your degree is in, although preference may be given to candidates with degrees in languages or related subjects. Competence in a foreign language is not a requirement for most posts, although some of our client schools are seeking teachers of other European languages as well as English. You will not be required to speak Greek.
Contact Information:
jobs@anglo-hellenic.com
