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I'm an teacher at an international school in Indo and often use a Uk teaching forum. A guy from one of the big Jakarta international schools recently mentioned they get literally hundereds of CV's sent to them. Many UK tecahers cannot find work at home and of coiurse many others like the thought of living in a foreign country. My point is that securing any kind of job in an International school is competitive, and it is well known that only on rare occasions will a school answer an email sent to them, even if it an application for a job. I've sometimes had skype interviews where I've not been contacted for 3 weeks afterwards, probably because they've got a better candidate lined up. When there is an excess of employees, the power is with the employer. It is not personal, and yes it is rude, but just the way it is. Th better schools will always conduct themselves in the correct manner.
While I don't doubt that the many international schools aren't inundated with CV's I'm very dubious as to whether he works for the school that he says. If you have followed his post over the last 6 months or so he's apperently been working in India, Singapore and now Indonesia....Something doesn't quite add up.Originally Posted by frogusmaximus
The challenge is to be yourself in a world that is trying to make you like everyone else.
Cambridge school (language school) in Medan are looking for a ESL teacher ASAP.
Also -Taman Raman School in Denpasar in the Cambridge section teaching: Grade 6 English and Social Studies and perhaps Grade 11 and 12 IGCSE English as a First Language. Stat ASAP
Requirements: Native Speaker and hold a university degree (your degree doesn't have to be in teaching, but past teaching experience is desirable).
If you are interested please email CV's to Keone Sinnott
The challenge is to be yourself in a world that is trying to make you like everyone else.
Hi all,
Great thread.
I currently teach mostly online however have a TEFYL and have completed the majority (uncompleted) teaching degree.
Do any schools like this consider such teachers?
Many thanks.
What do you mean by a majority (uncompleted) teaching degree. Do you mean you don't have a teaching degree because you dropped out? Or are you in the process of completing the degree?
If you don't have a degree at all despite having the TEFL for young learners you won't get many takers. Not with the law being as it is at present.
My advise would be to get your teaching degree and some experience. Then many more doors will open up to you.
The challenge is to be yourself in a world that is trying to make you like everyone else.
THE SPED Challenge
hi King Willy...
seems exactly what you said...my Fiancee's IB school planned to have SPED Program but the plan would not take off from the drawing board as they seems would not admit the need or simply they havent done any cost analysis matrix for a profitable program to cater the marginalized kids with various special needs.
-Saigon
Hi travellingchez.
What the latest on this post about Kanaan? Any website?
http://www.kanaanglobal.sch.id/
A simple google came up with www.kanaanglobal.sch.id
Oops..Osusanto beat me to it
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