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Linda
| Finding a teaching job in PortugalHi there,My name is Linda and I'm a qualified English teacher. I can teach levels from young learners to upper intermediate, and also Business English. I can also take care of English correspondence for export companies. I have good computer skills. I am interested in finding any decent job where I can put my English to work, preferably in northern Portugal, in the Aveiro and surrounding areas. Thank you Linda |
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Ashutosh Goel
| | Hi I am Ashutosh and I am Masters in Physics. I am an Indian and coming to Unversity of Aveiro for pursing doctorate degree by end of september 2005. I can teach Physics or Materials Science to higher secondary, senior seconday and college/engineering students. I have good computer skills. I am interested in finding a decent job where I can put my knowledge to work, preferably in northern Portugal, in the Aveiro and surrounding areas. Thank you Ashutosh Goel |
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Sonya Oliveira
| | Dear persons, My name is Sonya and I am a qualified English and voice/diction teacher looking for the opportunity to teach anywhere in Portugal. I have a Bachelor of Arts degree in theatre and English. I have ESL experience teaching English conversation for adults, business, junior high schools and elementary schools in Japan and Canada. I am a Canadian and Portuguese citizen;I currently live in Canada but I am leaving for Portugal and hope to find work as soon as possible. Thank you for your consideration. Sincerely, Sonya |
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Eddie Zawaski
| | My name is Eddie and I am an English Professor at a small college in Oregon who has been teaching English as a Second Language as well as Phonetics, Speech and Academic writing. I am planning a sabbatical for the 2006-7 school year and would like to teach in Portugal or Northern Spain. I'm looking for some new students to share my skills with. I've taught in University, high school and private school and would consider any of these in Portugal next year. Thank you, Eddie Zawaski, Mount Angel Seminary St. Benedict, Oregon 97373 USA |
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Michèle Morgado
| | Hello, My name is Michèle and I will be soon graduating from a Masters in Science in Oceanography at a University in the United States of America. As a graduate student I was a teachers assistant in Biology at a college level and am fully qualified to teach science and marine science at a high school level. I am portuguese and an american citizen and have a bachelors in science in marine biology and fisheries from the Algarve University in Faro. I am fluent in Portuguese, English and Spanish and would be qualified to lecture in all 3 languages. I will be returning to Portugal in March of 2006 and wish to teach children or teenagers in the South of Portugal or around Lisbon in 2006/2007. Thank you for your time and consideration. Sincerely, Michèle Morgado |
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David Hutchinson
| | I am 37 Years old, I am a qualified Motor Mechanic, I hold a BA Hons degree and a postgraduate certificate of education. I have taught Motor vehicle technology and ICT. I can speak basic portuguese but want to learn the language thoroughly. I would consider any type of teaching job as I am keen to live there and broaden my horizons and make new friends |
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Sarah Long
| | I am 19 years and i have A-Levels in Travel & Tourism and i have just started my TEFL Diploma and Teaching English to Young Learners course. Next year (2007) i am very interested to teach English to children or adults mainly in Algarve as i am familiar with the whole area as i have travelled there many times. I am at conversational level in Portuguese and would also like to learn more to eventually become fluent. Please can you send me more information of the schools in Algarve and job opportunities. Yours Faithfully. Sarah Long |
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Mark Corbeil
| | Hello, I have spent over twenty years in film (movies) and television production in both Canadian and American film and tv. My English wife and I are seriously considering relocating to Portugal as the climate and culture there is lovely and for the time being affordable. I have taught temporarily at the college leve, and within the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, where I was employed for 11 years. It would be great if anyone could direct me to any potential film/tv teaching positions at the practical college level. Drama and story is my forte |
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Mark Corbeil
| | Hello, I have spent over twenty years in film (movies) and television production in both Canadian and American film and tv. My English wife and I are seriously considering relocating to Portugal as the climate and culture there is lovely and for the time being affordable. I have taught temporarily at the college leve, and within the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, where I was employed for 11 years. It would be great if anyone could direct me to any potential film/tv teaching positions at the practical college level. Drama and story is my forte |
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Linda Moss
| | I am a highly experienced and well qualified teacher of English language and literature at secondary level. In addition I have taught Business English to Angolans and have had some experience in editing and writing (reports, articles, promotional pieces). I also have considerable secretarial and administrative experience. I am willing to take on anything in the teaching, writing, general assistant line. Originally from Zimbabwe, I have been living in Loule in the Eastern Algarve for 18 months and can manage some elementary Portuguese - although I cannot claim fluency! I am reliable, loyal and conscientious with a gentle, courteous manner and a pleasant speaking voice. I am very keen to be working and willing to take on part-time work and whilst teaching is my profession I am interested in any writing, editing or general assistant work that may be available. |
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chess
| | I am an instructor of English language. I have been teaching for 10 years. I am a traveler by birth and have been in ten countries including Europe. I am fascinated with languages. traveling, music and art. I would like to move to Portugal and work as an ELT teacher and live there. I have a very good command of communicational English and innovative approach to my job. |
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Dr. Unnikrishnan U
| | I am a Doctorate holder in Fisheries science. I have 5 years experience in research/teaching + 3 years experience as a visiting faculty for the post Graduate programme of aquaculture and fisheries. I would like to know about the teaching jobs in fisheries science especially at the graduate/master degree level Thanking You Dr. Unnikrishnan |
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Eileen Vicente
| | I am a native speaker of English. I hold a degree in English Education. In addition, I have a Master´s Degree in Special Education. I also hold a UK Naric certification in all of my degreed areas of expertise. I have many years of experience teaching children and adults of all ages. I am a European and an American citizen, so I do not need help with work permits or residency. I would like to teach English. I am also interested in doing any other type of work related to English or Special Education. I am living in Oporto, but I am willing to relocate if necessary. |
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Paul C. Seishas, Ed.D.
| | I am 1st generation American born of Portuguese and speak some Portuguese. I Hold a doctorate in Counseling Psychology and masters degrees in Theology and Counseling and Mental Health. I am also a licensed psychotherapist and have been employed in secondary, undergraduate and graduate education for 35 years. I currently teach part-time as an adjunct professor of Ethics and Counseling Psychology for the University of San Francisco and I am a full-time secondary school counselor as well as having a part-time private psychotherapy practice. I am also quite experienced in American Colleg and University admissions. I would be interested in serving in those capcities as a guest for some weeks or months. |
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Sarah Swangstu
| | I am looking to start a teaching career in Portugal. I just graduated college with a BA in Art History. My boyfriend lives in Portugal, and I will be moving there soon. I am wondering if I should do this two year program in the states called, "Teach America"so I can get experience. I do not have experience teaching, however it is my passion. I want to teach children. Is it better to obtain teaching experience before I go? Or will it be possible for me to find a job even though I have no experience? Im wondering if the CELTA certificate is more highly looked upon than a teachers certificate from the states? |
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