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Summer EFL Teacher, Bristol

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Start Date
19th June, 26th June or 3rd July 2023 contract starts available
Duration or End Date
4-9 weeks typical contract length
Salary
Oakfield Road, Juniors teachers, Bristol: starting from £408.87 / week including holiday pay
Queens Avenue, Adults teachers, Bristol: hourly rates range from £16.19/hour - £22.20/hour including holiday pay for teaching contact hours (teachers require own accommodation in Bristol)

 

Essential Requirements

  • You must have a CELTA, Trinity TESOL, or equivalent initial teaching qualification
  • You must have a degree (e.g. BA, BSc)

Eligibility

  • You must have the Right to Work in the UK

Job Description

Are you a dynamic and focused English language teacher who would love to work in an our lively summer school environment in Bristol? Then this is the job for you! Two contract options are available: 

  1. Teaching Juniors (ages 12-17) at 27 Oakfield Road, Clifton, Bristol, BS8 2AT: 15 hours morning teaching using IH Bristol original in-house weekly materials booklets (topic-based, with teacher's notes, written by our core team of teachers and updated annually) + afternoon Creative Classes (Drama, DJing, Video making etc) and Social activities, with one early evening social activity per week and 1 Saturday trip per fortnight. 
  2. Teaching Adults (ages 16+) at 2 Queens Avenue, Clifton, Bristol, BS8 1SE, 15-21 hours teaching per week, with potential afternoon/evening social activities and weekend excursions.

‘It’s a real joy to work at IH Bristol, and I feel privileged to experience such variation and fulfillment on a daily basis.’ Lara (Teacher)

 

Benefits: 

All contracts come with free lunches for teachers, Monday-Friday! Bristol teachers are welcome to add their lunch orders every week from the choice of sandwiches or wraps we offer our students. 

In addition, Queens Avenue adults teachers have access to our FREE bean-to-cup endless coffee! 

There are also regular CPD sessions for all teachers, led by our permanent Academic teaching team.

These positions will best suit Bristol-based teachers with own accommodation, but it may be possible to advise and help on accommodation should you need to arrange this during the contract period.

 

About the school and city

The school was started in 1987 by Val Hennessy while she was studying for her PhD. It was named The Language Project but became IH Bristol in 2009 when it joined the network. 

The school has two buildings, both in Clifton, the university quarter. The school offers a range of courses from junior summer and winter programmes to exam courses, one-to-one, modern foreign language courses and teacher training. There is a warm and friendly atmosphere; IH Bristol aims to give back to the community: we have taught many refugee classes in Bristol and have been involved in development projects in Cuba, Angola and Vietnam.

The team is working towards making their operation more environmentally sustainable and has so far installed 100s of ultra-low energy light fittings and fixtures and sophisticated heating controls.