Teacher for ESL Needed - Uzbekistan
Are you a passionate and dedicated ESL expert eager to embark on a fulfilling journey with a transformative impact? My client in Uzbekistan is in search of adept and enthusiastic ESL educators to become valuable additions to our vibrant team. As an ESL instructor, you will have the chance to ignite students' language proficiency and cultural appreciation, creating an immersive and dynamic learning environment. If you are devoted to nurturing linguistic fluency and fostering cross-cultural connections, my client welcomes you to apply for this enriching role within their institute.
Requirements:
**A bachelor's degree in English or a related field is mandatory.
**Teaching qualifications such as CELTA, DELTA, TEFL (120 hours), or TESOL are required.
**Minimum of 1 year teaching experience.
**Strong written and spoken English skills (non-natives are also welcome).
Responsibilities:
**Teaching in public schools in the Republic of Uzbekistan for 20 hours per week with an additional 16-hour ECA/prep time.
**Collaborating with assistant/co-teachers.
**Planning and preparing necessary resources for lessons.
**Conducting workshops for local teachers twice per academic year.
**Grading student work and providing appropriate feedback.
**Tracking student progress at the end of each term.
Salary Package:
**Salary ranges from $1300 to $3000 based on qualifications and experience (12% tax rate).
**FREE accommodation
**FREE utilities
**FREE Wifi
**FREE flight (1000 USD allowance)
**FREE medical insurance coverage.
**Visa application assistance provided.
**Two holiday breaks (winter and summer) during each academic year.
Teaching ESL in Uzbekistan offers an enriching experience where educators can make a meaningful impact on their students' linguistic and cultural growth. It provides the opportunity to engage with a diverse student body, fostering language proficiency in a supportive and dynamic setting. Additionally, it allows educators to immerse themselves in the rich cultural heritage and stunning landscapes of Uzbekistan, making for a truly rewarding and transformative teaching experience .
