English Teacher

 Responsibilities:

• An English teacher well-grounded in classroom management and school procedures. In addition to teaching, a child should be able to read and speak in the right diction.
• Explain new ideas and unfamiliar concepts with authority and clearly and concisely so that students can understand.
• Able to keep the students' attention
• Writing Skills: Teachers write progress reports and notes at home. Writing skills are critical.
• Patience: The students you work with will have different backgrounds and abilities. Patience will help teachers deal with students who act out or have trouble following the material.
• Creativity: Teachers have to find ways to involve students in their lessons. Additionally, teachers may have to work with different learning styles to get the most out of each student.
• People Skills: Engaging parents and creating healthy relationships with students and faculty will help create a quality learning environment.
• Maintain classroom records, cleanliness, and orderliness.
• Prepare coursework for classes, grade tests, essays, reports, and other writing assignments.
• Hold one-on-one conferences with students to keep them on track as necessary.
• Meet with parents or guardians to discuss students’ academic progress, remedial issues, and behavior problems when necessary.
• Ensure a safe learning environment in the classroom.
• Design educational activities that promote the physical, social, and intellectual growth of students.
• Enhance learning abilities, healthy habits, and morals in children.
• Plan, develop, and implement the appropriate curriculum.
• Help children and students discover their strengths and creativity to solve problems independently.
• Advise students on career issues and create a vibrant teaching atmosphere.
• Arrange any extracurricular activities and set targets for your pupils.

Requirements:

• Minimum of Second Class Lower in B. Ed or B.Sc. with PGDE in English Language with a Diploma program in phonics
• Minimum of 3 years of proven work experience
• Excellent interpersonal and people skills
• Proficiency in using collaboration and productivity tools
• Conversant with the following courses: Convol, Etiquette, Elocution, Intelligent Speech (Public Speaking), Reading Skills, Sentence Structure, and Annunciation. 
• Communication Skills: You must speak clearly to students, other teachers, parents, and administration officials.