Teacher- British Council, Bahrain

 Teacher- British Council, Bahrain

Role Purpose

To facilitate the effective learning of English both inside and outside the classroom, in order to enable students and customers to function more effectively in the language and to increase their understanding of the contemporary UK

Main accountabilities

Teaching: To plan, prepare and deliver 18 hours (Part time contract) of English language classes and materials and to take account of individual learning styles and provide an environment conducive to learning. Substitute for sick teachers as required and as per local British Council Bahrain arrangements. For Hourly paid work, we expect commitment of up to 15 hours per week for whole 12 week terms.

Feedback: To assess students’ competence/monitor student progress and give feedback to students/parents/sponsors on student performance to allow student and teacher to take action and to encourage student autonomy

Pedagogy: To keep updated professionally to ensure high standards are maintained so that the British Council remains at the forefront of best ELT practice

Cultural relations: To contribute to the development of mutually beneficial relationships between Bahrain and the UK by enhancing students' understanding of the contemporary UK and by promoting the full range of British Council services and activities

Role specific knowledge and experience:

Language requirements

High level of proficiency in English (equivalent to CEF C2, IELTS 8.5)

 

Qualifications 

University Degree

CELTA, Trinity Certificate TESOL or equivalent (global minimum standard)

 

Experience

2 years post-certificate i.e. CELTA/Trinity cert TESOL experience

Experience in teaching relevant age groups

Young learners aged 6 to 10 (400+ hours)

Young learners aged 11 to 13 (400+ hours)

Young learners aged 14 to 17 (400+ hours)

Adults General English 18+ (800+ hours)

 

Threshold requirements:

COVID-19 Vaccination: As per Ministry of Public Health guidelines, our teachers are required to be fully vaccinated to teach. Candidates will need to demonstrate this by providing proof of vaccination

 

All expatriates require sponsorship in order to work in Bahrain. While the British Council Bahrain does not in any way discriminate against candidates on grounds of sexual orientation, marital status or age, it is important for applicants to be aware of local legislation. According to local Bahraini law, it is not possible to secure a work visa for anyone over the age of 60, nor for male dependent spouses or same sex partners.

 

This is local recruitment exercise and does not include a mobility package. All applicants must have a pre-existing right to reside and work in Bahrain

Apply Here:

https://careers.britishcouncil.org/job/Manama-Teacher-Midd/690961901/