Application for Teaching English at School Year Abroad (SYA) 2020 |
Full-time teaching at SYA is a role that combines instruction, providing students guidance and frequent collaboration with faculty and staff from SYA (both locally and at other campuses) and at times other schools. Teachers are expected to use SYA’s mission statement as a guide to teach courses that focus on improving student skills in SYA’s four main areas of curricular focus; language acquisition, intercultural competence, independence and interdependence, and creative and critical thinking.
English instruction at SYA is a collaborative process involving working closely with colleagues from all SYA campuses. SYA is currently developing clearer guidelines and structure for its English curriculum based on our mission-driven programmatic goals and research-based best practice for teaching English in the study abroad environment. This does not typically mean teaching works in translation from the host country or works written about the host country per se, but rather working with a series of works exploring the idea of cultural “otherness” supported by regular guided reflexion on students’ own experience abroad. The course deliberately explores these ideas in an aim to use the study of literature in context to help build student critical thinking and intercultural competence skills.
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English instruction at SYA is a collaborative process involving working closely with colleagues from all SYA campuses. SYA is currently developing clearer guidelines and structure for its English curriculum based on our mission-driven programmatic goals and research-based best practice for teaching English in the study abroad environment. This does not typically mean teaching works in translation from the host country or works written about the host country per se, but rather working with a series of works exploring the idea of cultural “otherness” supported by regular guided reflexion on students’ own experience abroad. The course deliberately explores these ideas in an aim to use the study of literature in context to help build student critical thinking and intercultural competence skills.
For a full position description please click here.
You will not be able to save and come back to this application. Please insure that you have all materials ready.