ITESOL

We are seeking adjunct instructors for our summer academic ESL
program.   This program is for upper-intermediate to advanced students
who will begin regular instructions at Westminster during the fall
term.

Classes may include:
•       Academic speaking and listening (10:00-11:25 MWF)
•       Academic reading and writing (10:00 – 12:10 TTh)

Applicants must have an MATESOL or equivalent.  Instructors must be
available to teach from June 18 though August 13, 2010.

If you are interested in any of these positions, email a cover letter
and curriculum vitae to Jennifer Ritter:
jritter@westminstercollege.edu

You may contact Jennifer at 801.832.2377 for information.

Program Information can be found online at:  www.westminstercollege.edu/esl

Salt Lake Community College is looking ESL certified teachers who can teach our Developmental Reading (RDG 0900) courses.  The majority of the students in these courses speak English as an additional language, but there may also be some native speakers of English in the classes.  The main purpose of these courses is to help students develop and improve academic reading skills.  We have two sections that are currently open.  These sections are daily from  7:00 to 7:50 a.m.   and 8:00 to 8:50 a.m. and are taught at our Taylorsville Redwood Campus.  Adjunct teachers are compensated at a rate of $580.00 per credit hour (RDG 0900 courses are 5 credit hours).  Classes begin on August 26^th.  If you are interested and available to teach one or both of these courses, please send a resume with current contact information to the SLCC Reading Coordinator, Brent Green (brent.green@slcc.edu ).

Granite Peaks Adult Education is currently hiring a part time Adult ESL Teacher for an expanding program.  Please forward this notice to any interested.  To apply, send a resume and cover letter to jchristenson@graniteschools.org.

ADULT ESL TEACHER — Part Time

Granite Peaks Refugee Outreach Project at the LDS Humanitarian Center; funded by the Utah State Refugee Services Office

JOB DESCRIPTION:

Teacher will be responsible for teaching one group of approximately 25 adult students, 3 hours per day.  Adult students are participants in a work training program, and receive 3 hours of ESL class, 1 hour of volunteer class, and 4 hours of work training per day.  Adult students are recently resettled refugee students from Africa, Asia, the Middle East, and elsewhere.

Teacher may be assigned low-beginning, high-beginning or intermediate level ESL students, based on experience and preference.  Teacher will be responsible to plan and prepare for lessons.  Teaching materials will be available.  Two full time Granite Peaks teachers also work at the site and will be available for support.

Teacher needed 7-10 a.m. Monday through Friday *OR* 12:30-3:30 p.m. Monday through Friday.

Teacher will be located at the LDS Humanitarian Center, 1665 S. Bennett Road (2000 W.), Salt Lake City.

Teacher will be hired through Granite Peaks Adult Education (Granite School District).  This project is a collaboration between Granite Peaks, the Utah State Refugee Services Office, and the Latter Day Saint Humanitarian Center.

QUALIFICATIONS:

• Must have experience teaching ESL to adult immigrants and/or refugees
• Must interact positively with diverse populations.
• Experience teaching and/or working with refugees preferred
• Experience teaching adult students with limited previous education preferred
• TESOL Certification and/or Teacher Certification preferred

ANTICIPATED START DATE: September 14, 2009 or sooner

SALARY: Pay according to experience and education.  Certified teachers paid on Granite School District’s hourly pay schedule.  

*Send resume and cover letter to jchristenson@graniteschools.org before September 7. 

NOTE:  Additional hourly teaching positions are also currently available at Granite Peaks Learning Center