
Responsibilities:
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Teaches trainees, determines and uses appropriate methods to address individual trainee needs, capabilities and skills as required.
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Prepares daily lesson plans, training aids, quizzes, experiments, demonstrations and supplementary materials as appropriate.
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Maintains good class management to create a conducive learning environment.
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Keeps up to date with developments in their respective subject area, teaching resources and methods and makes relevant changes to instructional plans and activities.
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Prepares test material, evaluates trainees’ progress and submits regular evaluation reports to the Head of Academics. Trainees are evaluated on English, Math, Science, Clerical and Business subjects.
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Utilizes available audio-visual aids, such as computers, films, charts, recordings, slides, as well as science equipment; develops similar materials as needed to impart training in the academic training division.
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Supports the Head of Academics and the Lead Teacher in determining, organizing, and implementing the curriculum, and its assessment; monitors and evaluates them in order to identify and act on areas for improvement.
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Supports the Lead Teacher and Head of Academics in task allocation and assists his colleagues in the completion of those tasks.
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Takes on specific tasks related to the day-to-day administration and organization as requested by the Head of Academics.
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Engages in appropriate training opportunities to promote professional effectiveness in the assigned role.
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Diagnoses individual learning problems of trainees and plans remedial work.
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Maintains discipline and guides trainees in safety and good study habits.
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Completes prescribed trainee records on attendance and achievement.
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Assists in new teacher orientation, promotes high academic standards and maintains professional atmosphere within the training complex.
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Consults with administrators and other teachers regarding changes in texts, curricula revisions and innovations or pertinent administrative procedures.
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Contributes ideas and suggestions for upgrading the quality of instruction.
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Identifies and nominates individual trainees for up/downgrading, at the start of the training program.
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Keeps updated with technology and software applications related to the curriculum. Makes use of Information Technology to enhance communication and instruction.
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Performs other training and training related duties as assigned by the Lead Teacher and/or Head of Academics.
Non-Native
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A bachelor's degree in English, English Literature, Applied Linguistics, or Education.
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A master's degree is preferred.
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Minimum 4 years’ experience in Teaching English.
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IELTS: 7 and above or TOEFL iBT:94 and above or STEP: 92 and above.
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Teaching Certificates as TEFL, TESL, TESOL, CELTA, or DELTA are preferred.
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(but they are required if the BA is in Education)
Native:
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A bachelor's degree in humanities, or social sciences as Linguistics, Educational, Psychology or equivalent.
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A master's degree is preferred.
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Teaching Certificate/Diploma as TEFL; TESL; TESOL;CELTA; or DELTA is a must
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