Efl teacher - spring & summer (residential)

• Prepare and adapt existing materials to suit your students needs and abilities
• Deliver 32 hours worth of lessons each week, with the aim of achieving the objectives of the syllabus and to the standards set out in your Teacher Handbook and/or the Oxford International Junior Programmes syllabus
• Manage student behaviour effectively to allow each learner to experience an academically fulfilling environment
• Encourage student participation through a positive and enthusiastic approach to your work
• Attend staff meetings, as and when necessary
• Keep all administration up-to-date. This will include class registers, work records and student reports. These are to be completed in a professional and timely manner, as delegated by the Director of Studies
• There will be a requirement for you to be observed by a TEFL Q qualified observer. In some circumstances you may also be observed by a group leader

• A TrinityTESOL or CELTA certificate (other TEFL qualifications may be accepted if they have been validated by an external body and include a minimum 6 hours of observed teaching practice)
• A degree from any discipline
• Be 18 years old and over
• Right to work in the UK
• Be a proficient user of English
• To be willing to undergo an Enhanced DBS Check
• The ability to deliver engaging and interactive English language lessons
• Use different strategies for effective classroom management
• Develop and adapt materials to suit the students needs
• The ability to implement a variety of teaching strategies and methods
• Show a flexible approach to your work, along with the ability to cope with changing priorities
• Have a commitment to fostering a supportive and encouraging learning environment
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills

• CELTAYL or YL extension
• Experience working in a junior residential setting

Holiday remuneration