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We are seeking a passionate and dedicated ESL teacher to join our dynamic team at Cranium English Centers in Tunja and Sogamoso, Boyaca Colombia. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in teaching English as a Second Language, with a focus on creating engaging, student-centered lessons that cater to diverse learners. A bachelor's degree in education, TESOL certification, or equivalent experience is preferred, along with excellent communication skills and cultural sensitivity. If you're enthusiastic about helping students achieve fluency and thrive in a supportive, collaborative environment, please submit your resume and cover letter to cranium.english@gmail.com .
To be an effective ESL (English as a Second Language) teacher, follow these basic rules:
Obtain Proper Qualifications: Have at least a bachelor’s degree (in any field) and a recognized TESOL, TEFL, or CELTA certification. Some positions may require teaching experience or a teaching license.
Understand Your Students’ Needs: Assess students’ language levels, learning styles, and goals (e.g., conversational fluency, academic English, or workplace communication) to tailor lessons effectively.
Create Engaging Lessons: Use interactive methods like group activities, role-plays, and multimedia to make learning enjoyable and relevant. Focus on practical skills: speaking, listening, reading, and writing.
Foster a Supportive Environment: Be patient, encouraging, and culturally sensitive to build students’ confidence and create a safe space for practicing English.
Adapt to Diverse Learners: Differentiate instruction to accommodate various proficiency levels, ages, and cultural backgrounds in your classroom.
Use Clear Communication: Speak clearly, at an appropriate pace, and use simple language when needed, especially for beginners, while gradually introducing more complex vocabulary and grammar.
Incorporate Cultural Context: Teach language within real-world contexts, including cultural nuances, idioms, and practical applications to help students navigate English-speaking environments.
Provide Constructive Feedback: Offer specific, positive feedback on students’ progress and areas for improvement to motivate and guide their learning.
Stay Professional and Ethical: Maintain professionalism by being punctual, prepared, and respectful of students’ privacy and cultural differences.
Continue Professional Development: Stay updated on ESL teaching methods, attend workshops, and seek feedback to improve your skills and stay effective in the classroom.
These rules provide a foundation for success as an ESL teacher, ensuring both student progress and professional growth.
We are mainly looking for teachers that are currently in Colombia. We may be able to assist with obtaining visas but we would like to find teachers that are legal to work and are currently in Colombia.