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I have no experience yet, but I speak, read, & write English at the highest proficiency. I have a bachelor's degree of social science. My personality is apposite for this job, because I know how to adjust to other people & work with them to overcome any deficiencies or deficits in their knowledge. I myself am constantly learning.

Dear Hiring Manager,
I am writing to express my enthusiasm for the position of Teaching English abroad, which I understand involves leveraging skills in educational strategies, communication, and cultural adaptation. With a decade of experience in roles requiring high levels of customer service and educational engagement, such as my recent role as a Visitor Experience Officer at Chirk Castle, I am eager to bring my expertise to your team.
During my tenure at Chirk Castle, I honed skills pivotal to this position including educational strategies, event organization, and exhibition preparation. My role involved managing large-scale events and educational programs which required meticulous planning and budgeting, underpinned by strong leadership and problem- solving abilities. These experiences have equipped me with the skills necessary to effectively teach and manage in diverse and dynamic environments.
Furthermore, my education in International Relations has provided me with a profound understanding of cultural dynamics, making me well-suited for a role that involves cultural adaptation and relationship building. My strengths in communication, planning, management, and critical thinking are complemented by my adaptability and creativity, all of which are essential for succeeding in international educational contexts.
I am particularly drawn to this opportunity as it aligns with my passion for educational development and my commitment to fostering cultural understanding. I am excited about the possibility of contributing to your team and am eager to bring my background in educational strategies and customer engagement to your esteemed institution.
Thank you for considering my application. I look forward to the possibility of discussing how I can contribute to your team. I am reachable at your earliest convenience for an interview.
Christina Mills

I have extensive experience in analyzing information, problem-solving, and providing insights across various domains, including technology, business, and personal development. My personality is adaptable, patient, and engaging, allowing me to tailor my responses to different communication styles while maintaining clarity and effectiveness. I excel in research, writing, brainstorming, and strategic thinking, helping to refine ideas, improve workflows, and simplify complex topics. Whether it’s troubleshooting technical issues, generating creative solutions, or offering structured guidance, I aim to be a reliable and resourceful assistant.

I am a 30 year old professional with a number of years in working employment now since graduating, I have a year's experience teaching primary school children English in Spain, I have been working as an online English teacher to Vietnamese adults in recent months part time alongside my full time job which is for a building society dealing with mortgage applications (in which this role has given me experience training new starters), my strengths include tailoring lessons to students' needs, grammar focus and also pronunciation, furthermore I also have strong IT skills including Word, PowerPoint and Excel etc.

Hello, my name is Grace peers. I am 24 years old. I’m from the Wirral, England. I am currently living in a small town in Vietnam called Ha Tinh. I have a degree in criminology and Psychology and 120-hours in TEFL course at The TEFL org. I am passionate and driven when it comes to developing children's skills in the English language.I am teaching English to children ages 3 to 15 years old. By the end of may, I will have 9 months experience teaching English.

During this time, I will have delivered engaging lessons, created customised tests, lesson plans, PowerPoint presentations, and interactive games to enhance student learning. I have worked with public and private school so I’m familiar with large classes sizes. I motivate stronger students by having conversations with them and helping them speak more fluently. With the weaker students, I adapt my technique by building their confidence, creating a safe learning space, use fun and engaging activities and give them the extra support they need.

In my classroom, I focus on making my lessons fun, interactive and engaging. I believe students learn the best when they are active participants so I incorporate games, songs and stories. I love to use visual aids, gestures and props to make lesson more memorable. I have a teddy that when the student hold only they can give the answer or talk. I have taught a range of ages but my most experience is with children from 3 to 10.

I am friendly, positive, and confident person, I put my heart into everything I do. I am enthusiastic about my job which rubs off on my students. Having great organisation helps a lot in the classroom as I have to juggle a lot of tasks and help me mention a level of professionalism. I create a warm and encouraging environment where students feel comfortable making mistakes. My goal is to build their confidence in speaking and understanding English. Therefore I always celebrate progress and make sure every students feel supported. I am adaptable individual and have a thirst to experience different cultures and countries.

I believe TPR (total Physical response) is a really good way to teach younger students as
TPR makes meaning clear and memorable. It stimulates both hemispheres of the brain. One way i have used this in my classroom is when teaching grade 1 ( 6 year old) about action verbs. We played Simon says. This along side drilling the vocabulary helped them remember the action verbs after having two weeks of from school.

Some student may feel tired or unmotivated. But to overcome this i make sure: i show an interest in the students’ learning; have well-prepared lesson plans; build rapport with them; are enthusiastic; use lots of intonation in my voice; and avoid shouting, my students should hopefully keep interested. Rewards can also help, simply by giving students stickers for completing a task. I found this really useful especially with capybara stickers in Vietnam.

I am passionate about education and truly love contributing to the community, helping students build a brighter future. My role as a teacher is important to me as i believe every student should have a chance of education. I want every child to have a chance to succeed.