Key to English

Key to English is an enterprising new organisation offering a complete English-Polish-English language service to the public and business in Poland. These services include courses in General and Business English - at all levels and for learners from thirteen years old to adults - in our classrooms, at the learner's place of work, or at their home.

Contract: 6 months
Location: Plonsk,Poland
Position available January 1st 2004

Other Requirements: Teachers must be native speakers of English from the UK, Ireland or mainland Europe. Help in obtaining a work visa will be provided, but note that it must be obtained before entering Poland.

Website: www.keytoenglish.pl

Contract Details: Degree Necessary: Y
Additional Qualifications: Degree & CELTA (or equivalent) preferred
At least 1 year’s experience teaching English
Full clean driving licence
A business background would be helpful

Pay Rate: 6 month contract 20-30 Hours per week
Salary: 2000 PLN + Bonus dependent on contribution.
Teaching Level Required: Various
Native Speaker: Y

Other Details: Help with visa application
Help to find accommodation
Car available
Reimbursed cost of return bus fare
London to Warsaw.

Application: If you are interested in applying for this post, please send your CV and covering letter to:
ciaran@eflweb.com?subject=KeyTo-Plonsk-5

The reason that Key-to-English exists
Much of the new industrial and commercial development and investment in Poland is financed with foreign capital. This is a continuing process and creates a constant growth in the demand for key personnel with good communication skills in the English language.
With Key to English, after consultation, there are opportunities to organise your own schedule providing, of course, it does not conflict with the best interests of the company.

Teacher support and development
There will be constant support from the management and fellow teachers from matters methodological,pedagogical and sociological. Why choose to work in Poland?
The People are friendly, open and very hospitable. For a country whose history has not included much association with the British, - values, attitudes and sense of humour are not strikingly different.
To teach a class of open, intelligent and receptive Polish people is a rewarding and refreshing experience.