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Comment by Verr Dean Williams on January 18, 2012 at 8:02am

Don, is there some other avenue in which I can share this need?  I am thinking about the Education/Training site on Facebook.  Please let me know if you think this is doable. 

Comment by Don Pittman on January 18, 2012 at 2:21am

ESL TEACHERS NEEDED.  Immediate openings in Turkey for teachers in both private and public schools.  Some schools are offering salary, housing, transportation.  For more info contact me at dwp@swissmail.org.

Comment by Allen Williams on July 8, 2011 at 8:38am

Scholarship Announcement English Teacher in China

Are you interested in teaching English in China this summer - July 25-August 28?
TIP is looking for teachers for their program and is offering a scholarship for potential teachers. Go to www.esec.org for more information, an application and reference forms or write Meilin Chen, the director, at mlchen@esec.org.

Comment by Verr Dean Williams on March 2, 2011 at 7:43pm

Anyone interested in traveling to Macau, China to teach ESL during your 2011 summer holiday, please contact Larry and Sarah Ballew at ballews@writeme.com

Comment by Gloria Aster on June 3, 2010 at 1:29pm

Hello Blessing from Pakistan .
Can we part of your group and have be do work in pakistan?

Blessing
Evenglist Gloria Aster
UCO
Pakistan

Comment by Karen Barnes on May 19, 2010 at 2:12am

We are teaching at Peking University now. Shoot us an email if you have a little time to chat or meet. Karen Barnes

Comment by Verr Dean Williams on May 18, 2010 at 9:20am

I am currently in Beijing, China and had a wonderful meeting today with Rev. Yu at the Yan Jing Theological Seminary. Rev. Yu has invited CBF to partner with the seminary to teach an English camp in July of 2011. We will teach 30 students who vary in English proficiency for four days. Please contact me at vwilliams@thefellowship.info if you are interested in joining us to teach English in China in July 2011.

Comment by Verr Dean Williams on August 19, 2009 at 3:32am

Allen and I visited Sahasart School in Chiang Rai on Tuesday and met with the director Ajarn Wichai. The school would be a wonderful opportunity for someone or a couple to minister by teaching English to hill tribe children. The students at the school represent 10 different hill tribe people groups. Currently there are 2, 305 students at the school with about 60% coming Christian homes. Many of the students board at the school or in nearby boarding houses. All levels of English teaching are available from first grade to seniors in high school. The school will provide a one year visa. The school years is from May 15-mid-March.

Comment by Verr Dean Williams on August 11, 2009 at 9:58pm

English Teaching opportunities associated with the Thailand Baptist Missionary Fellowship are available in both Northern Thailand and Central Thailand.

In the North there are two opportunities:

Sahasart School near Chiang Rai is almost exclusively comprised of hill tribe students. The school offers housing, but beyond that the teacher will have to be self funded.

Sahamit School is a boarding school located in Musikee in the rural area of Northern Thailand. Teachers must be able to survive in a rural environment; eat Thai/Karen food; and live in a basic house (provided by the school) without running water or regular electricity. Ideal volunteer term would be 20 weeks. The area will very rarely have foreigners, so extreme caution should be followed in sending an indivual volunteer.

There are two teaching opportunities in the Bangkok area.

Mahachai Christian College recruits 2 native English speakers to teach children ages 3-12. Remunerations are offered. Candidates must be Christian, hold degrees in Education or if another degree is held, the candidate must pass an efficiency exam.

Sammuk Christian Academy in Nang Mon in the Chonburi Province is a boarding school for Thais and Chinese near Bangkok. The school requests that the candidate commit to 2 years in order to receive a fuller compensation package.

For more information regarding these 4 opportunities, Please write to any of the names listed below:

Verr Dean Williams at vwilliams@thefellowship.info
Allen Williams at awilliams@thefellowship.info
Chris Boltin at cboltin@thefellowship.info

Comment by Allen Williams on August 8, 2009 at 11:15pm

Verr Dean is going to serve as the English language specialist for the students during the NT Theology seminar being offered through ABGTS. The seminars are taught in English and the students have to write their papers in English. Verr Dean will be advising them with grammatical issues. ABGTS could use other people for this same role. You can attend the seminar or you can help the students by email. Good opportunity!

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