Expat Teacher

Description
As an English as a foreign language (EFL) teacher, you'll teach English from kindergarten to secondary student (from 3-18 years old) whose first or main language is not English.
You'll use a range of course books and materials, plus a variety of audio-visual aids, to encourage students to communicate using the structures and vocabulary they've learned and to improve basic language skills, especially listening and speaking.
As an English as a foreign language teacher, you'll need to:
Plan, prepare, and deliver lessons to a range of classes and age groups
Submit the lesson plans and student report to the English Program Leader
Prepare and set tests, examination papers, and exercises following the school curriculum
Mark and provide appropriate feedback on the oral and written work of the students
Join morning activities with children and other kindergarten teachers, such as welcoming children and parents, participating in school events, parent meetings, etc. during the school time.
Organize and get involved in social and cultural school activities such as competitions, school events, excursions, etc.
Attend, contribute, and conduct training sessions
Undertake administrative tasks, such as revising translation documents, school news, producing new teaching and learning materials (audio, visual resources, etc.), that are assigned by the English Academic Department
Maintain good relationships with customers and colleagues
Requirements
Qualifications: The teacher must have English as a second language with a university degree (Education, English, linguistics, or modern languages major is particularly useful, but not essential) and having a teaching certificate such as CELTA, TEFL, and TESOL is a plus.
Skills: Teachers need to have:
- Creative skills and ideas for planning practical and interesting lessons
- Excellent planning and organization skills
- Friendly and confident manner
- Passion for teaching, nurturing, and inspiring kids
- The ability to work well under pressure
- Flexible approach to work
- Cultural sensitivity, tolerance, and patience
Work experience: Teaching kindergarten/primary/secondary children experience is preferred.
Benefits
Competitive salary policies.
Professional work environment.
Opportunities to develop and enhance skills in online teaching, utilizing multimedia and interactive tools.
Training courses to self-development.
Paid Vipassana meditation courses each year.