DirecciónThe Turing Scheme is a UK-wide programme that provides funding for international placements across the world. Successful candidates get opportunities to develop skills, boost confidence levels, and improve employability prospects. Of course, travelling and discovering new places and cultures are an added bonus.
If you have finished a TEFL, Celta or Tesol course you can apply for this amazing opportunity in Spain(Andalusia, Seville)
If you have finished a TEFL, Celta or Tesol course you can apply for this amazing opportunity in Spain(Andalusia, Seville)
In this internship you will get:
- A 12-week work placement.
- Return flights (London to Seville / Seville to London).
- Free Accommodation for the duration of the programme (12-weeks).
- €100 weekly living allowance for your general living expenses.
- Fully comprehensive Health and Travel insurance.
- An in-country language course (Spanish).
- Awards contributing to a relevant Level 3 qualification.
- Support and mentoring throughout your placement 24/7.
We work with a network of companies in each location that specialise in a wide range of industries. No matter which career you want to pursue, we are making sure you will get invaluable experience. For all placements, we require previous experience or a qualification in the chosen sector. Whilst participants will work within a team, supervised by a company mentor, and it is essential that a host company can see that you already have some skills to offer them from your application.
The Departure to Seville is the 15th of January and the return date is the 8th of April 2023.
Job tasks:
In your role, you will have the opportunity to develop as a teacher of English and join a team of English teachers to teach levels A2 to C1, and your responsibilities could include:
- Create materials.
- Teach classes - both face-to-face and online.
- Marking.
- Give didactic feedback to students.
- Assessing students.
- Shadow and observe teachers.
- Plan lessons and deliver learning materials and activities.
- Teach support classes.
- Attending teachers meetings.
- Assist with complementary tasks, such as level testing for new students or as a substitute teacher role.
- Organise and take part in cultural activities, e.g. conversational café, workshops and festivals.
- Teach private lessons.
- Monitor and evaluate students.
