EFL Teacher

Description

Work for one of the longest established names in EFL and do something worthwhile this summer!

You will be provided with full support, including syllabuses, Teacher's Handbook and a wide variety of teaching materials. You will be responsible for the planning and teaching of classes, related administrative tasks, supervision of students and participating in the activities and excursions programme where applicable.

Your hours will be spread over a six-day week and all full time EFL Teachers receive one full day off per week, which is usually taken at the weekend. Teaching staff work a maximum of 48 hours per week and this includes allocated lesson preparation time.

In most centres, we run classes in the afternoon as well as the morning, so you may be required to teach in the afternoons and lead excursions or activities in the morning.

Residential and non-residential positions available.

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Requirements

You must hold a degree or equivalent and a recognised TEFL qualification or qualified teacher status in English.

Previous summer school experience is desirable.

Non residential staff receive one meal per day or 2 if they are assigned to more than two sessions. All staff accrue pro rata paid holiday during their period of employment and will be paid for unspent holiday at the end of their contract.