"English as a Second Language (ESL) teachers are involved instructors who enable children from different backgrounds to learn English for use in everyday life. In an interview, expect to answer questions about your teaching style, philosophy towards ESL, and ability to connect with students on a personal level. It's helpful to know that nearly all schools require some level of ESL certification and public institutions also require teaching credentials."
Well, during the 2nd interview my person doing the screening told me she'd email me with instructions on where to send additional information (teaching certificate and other credentials). I never spoke to her again and that was 2 weeks ago. Basically just wanted to know my background.
I taught colors with my own materials and props. They supply you with online materials but this is not enough to teach a class. You will have to have your own materials at your own expense.
What I can contribute to the company?
What about your experience will make you a good online teacher?
Tell me about yourself
What would you do if you had students misbehaving in class?
What classroom experience do you have?
About the hardware (internet connection, headset, computer requirements), about experience
Had to do a demo
What is a verb? What is noun? What is the meaning of "not my cup of tea?" What is the meaning of "barking at the wrong tree?"
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