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Description

Under the direction of the Manager, Language Training Unit, you will assist immigrants in their transition to a new culture and settlement in Canada by helping them develop English Language skills and community knowledge that will enhance their full participation in Canadian society. The successful candidate should have a wealth of experience with ESL Literacy for adults.

KSA's

- Extensive knowledge of the theory, practice and strategies for teaching adult learner.

- Good knowledge of the recognized methods and techniques for teaching English as a Second Language.

- Understanding and appreciation of the cultural adaptation process and the barriers faced by immigrant and refugee language learners.

- Ability to stimulate student interest and motivate learner effort.

- Demonstrated ability to plan, prepare and deliver lessons.

- Ability to measure student progress and evaluate students achievements in relation to their abilities and efforts.

- Ability to adapt curriculum content and teaching methods to address learners needs and special teaching situations.

- Ability to learn and apply special teaching methods particular to immigrant and refugee learners adapting to a new society.

- Fluent and literate in English; able to read and interpret program curriculum and guidelines and give clear evaluations and assessments both orally and written.

- Enthusiasm, patience and empathy.

Certifications:

- CERTESL Certification, TESL or related certification recognized by TESL Canada
(see Education and Experience); accreditation by TESL Canada or TESL Saskatchewan is not required but would be an asset.

Hours:
Monday to Friday (4:00pm -6:00pm), 11.37 hours a week.