Showing posts with label adventure. Show all posts
Showing posts with label adventure. Show all posts
Friday, 13 February 2015
Our next Cert TESOL courses
Fancy learning about new cultures and making new friends? How about doing all this whilst working abroad?
Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL) is an attractive option for people who want to change their situation, whether that be a full career change, or just an adventurous year out from University studies.
The Trinity Cert TESOL is an accredited, internationally recognised qualification for EFL teachers. The Cert TESOL course provides you with the training you need to understand the key aspects of the English language, and the foundations to become an effective teacher.
If you're looking for a training centre, look no further!
ISIS Tefl run full-time (4-week) and part-time (12/13/16-week) courses at our centres in Central London, Greenwich, Brighton and Oxford. We have 15 years' experience, and as part of the ISIS Education network this means that we can guarantee high quality and reasonable pricing.
For the best start in your TEFL career, choose ISIS Tefl.
Our next courses:
Greenwich (South London) - 4 week course: 2nd March - 27th March, 6th April - 1st May 2015
Brighton - 12 week (part-time) course: 7th April - 3rd July 2015
Central London - 14 week (part-time) course: 19th May - 20th August 2015
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Tuesday, 7 August 2012
Job Offer - La Rioja, Spain
We receive information about TEFL jobs around
the world from time to time at ISIS. Stay in touch via the blog to hear about
the latest jobs on offer.
To apply contact Mark or Rob for more details.
NATIVE ENGLISH TEACHER WANTED
JOB DESCRIPTION:
Mainly teaching managers and workers in different companies around the area
(especially speaking and maybe some business English) and perhaps also in a
small language school (both Primary and Secondary).
LOCATION:
Calahorra – La Rioja (SPAIN)
(Calahorra is a friendly town in the
north of Spain with 28,000 inhabitants and a good standard of living.)
DURATION:
Mid-September 2012 to Mid-June 2013
Successful candidates will ideally have experience
teaching both adults and children, and be energetic and enthusiastic.
Driving licence required.
REMUNERATION:
Good salary.
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Friday, 27 January 2012
Tales from far, far, away...
As well as advising you on your job prospects for paid employment, ISIS Tefl can provide you with a variety of contacts in the Voluntary sector, all over the world. So, in January 2012, two of our trainees - Jon and Georgie, decided to make their first step into teaching an adventurous one!
Here is a little bit about their experience in the rainforests of Ecuador (written by their School Principal):
Week 1 -Jon and Georgie are very nice and seem to be getting on really well. We have agreed that one will teach colegio (secondary school age children) and the other the younger years and adults. One has already started teaching the young adults and the other will start on Monday as he was shadowing another teacher in the school this week in order to take over.
Week 3 -Everything is fine here and the teachers are doing really well with everything. They had their first community party yesterday for the inauguration of the new classrooms. The vice alcalde and the junta parrochial (local school council people) and some other senores (general school inspectors and other teachers) came and there was chicha (a local often alcoholic drink) for everyone (except the teachers of course!) and music and dancing etc. It was a good opportunity for them to get to meet and know the community better ( the indigenous Kichwa people). The children are being so much more sociable these days and they are responding very well to teachers. So lovely to see them playing and chatting with the new teachers rather than just staring and running away like they used to! The little ones are becoming confident too. Really lovely.
We are hoping to carry on with a story hour with the little ones although its was hard to get them to concentrate. We are trying to encourage the local teacher to do dance classes with them every week and the older school children too because she is great at that.
This week one of the teachers went to Pompeya (a trading market nearby ) with some community members (by canoe up river) and the other teacher stayed behind to plan lessons look through the adult syllabuses for next week.
Here is a little bit about their experience in the rainforests of Ecuador (written by their School Principal):
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Week 3 -Everything is fine here and the teachers are doing really well with everything. They had their first community party yesterday for the inauguration of the new classrooms. The vice alcalde and the junta parrochial (local school council people) and some other senores (general school inspectors and other teachers) came and there was chicha (a local often alcoholic drink) for everyone (except the teachers of course!) and music and dancing etc. It was a good opportunity for them to get to meet and know the community better ( the indigenous Kichwa people). The children are being so much more sociable these days and they are responding very well to teachers. So lovely to see them playing and chatting with the new teachers rather than just staring and running away like they used to! The little ones are becoming confident too. Really lovely.
We are hoping to carry on with a story hour with the little ones although its was hard to get them to concentrate. We are trying to encourage the local teacher to do dance classes with them every week and the older school children too because she is great at that.
This week one of the teachers went to Pompeya (a trading market nearby ) with some community members (by canoe up river) and the other teacher stayed behind to plan lessons look through the adult syllabuses for next week.
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So - good luck Jon and Georgie :)
ISIS Tefl hope to hear from you soon!!
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