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University or Organization: School for International Training/U.S. State Dept Rank of Job: MA in TESOL or related field Teacher Trainer Specialty Areas: Teaching English as a Foreign Language/Applied Linguistics Required Language(s): English (Code = ENG) Description: Senior Fellowship Description Country Russia City Vladivostok Host Institution Far Eastern State University Position Senior English Language Fellow Background The primary institution will be the Far Eastern State University and its branches. The assignment of a senior ELF to this university and Ministry of Education training center would assist in the professional training of hundreds of teachers in the Far East region including remote areas who have limited access to accurate and up-to-date information about American life and institutions. Responsibilities: The Senior English Language Fellow will: - Work in close coordination with the U.S. Consulate General in Vladivostok to support public affairs programming, specifically related to education and English teaching. - Work on projects in, Materials Development, Young Learners, and English for Specific Purposes. - Support the American Centers and Corners in the region, as well as be a link between the Post and the Russian educational community. Senior Fellow Requirements: - MA in TEFL/TESL or closely related field - Substantial teacher development experience - Background in curriculum/materials development and/or English for Specific Purposes (ESP). - Senior Fellows conduct special projects in teacher training, methodology, curriculum development, and needs analysis at universities, teacher training institutions, ministries of education, binational centers, and related language education institutions. All Fellows Must Be U.S. Citizens Please ensure that you meet the above requirements before you apply. Applicants not meeting these requirements will not be considered. To complete the application process you must have concluded an interview with an ELF Coordinator and submitted the following: - An electronic copy of your application - A signed paper copy of your application - An electronic copy of your essay - An electronic copy of ''How you will share your experience'' - An electronic and/or paper copy of two Teacher Training Modules (Senior Fellows only) - An updated copy of your resume - Two letters of recommendation - Official graduate transcripts - Download the Application Download the 2004-2005 application (179 KB, Microsoft Excel 2000 or higher required). Please read the directions that accompany the application. Please read the qualifications below. If you do not fit the qualifications your application will not be considered. For further questions please contact elf.infoMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issuesit.edu Benefits for English Language Fellows Junior and Senior Fellows: - Stipend - Living Allowance (to cover cost of meals, modest housing including utilities, and transportation to and from work) - International roundtrip transportation (from U.S. residence to assignment) - Allowance for educational materials, shipping and pre-departure expenses - Coverage for Basic Health and Hospitalization - Senior Fellows Only: Allowance for in-country program activities Address for Applications: Attn: Matt Cohen School for International Training Kipling Road PO Box 676 Brattleboro, VT 05302 United States of America Applications are due by 30-Jun-2004 Contact Information: ELF INFO http://www.sit.edu/el Email: elf.info
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