Responsibilities    
1.Instruction Delivery
   Plan and implement comprehensive English lessons that cover grammar, vocabulary, reading comprehension, writing, speaking, and listening skills.
   Use a variety of teaching methods and materials, such as textbooks, multimedia resources, real-life examples, and interactive activities, to meet the diverse learning needs of students.
   Conduct regular classes following a set curriculum schedule, ensuring that each lesson has clear objectives and outcomes.
2.Student Assessment
   Design and administer assessments, including tests, quizzes, assignments, and oral presentations, to evaluate students' progress and understanding of the English language.
   Provide timely and constructive feedback to students on their performance, highlighting areas of strength and areas that need improvement.
   Keep accurate records of students' grades and progress reports, and communicate with parents or guardians as needed.
3.Classroom Management
   Create a positive and inclusive classroom environment that encourages student participation and respect for diversity.
   Manage student behavior effectively, setting clear rules and expectations and addressing any disciplinary issues promptly and fairly.
   Organize the classroom layout and resources to facilitate learning and ensure a safe and comfortable learning space.
4.Curriculum Development
   Collaborate with other English teachers and curriculum specialists to develop and update the English curriculum to ensure its relevance and alignment with educational standards.
   Incorporate new teaching techniques and technologies into the curriculum to enhance the learning experience.
   Adapt the curriculum to meet the specific needs of different grade levels and student abilities.
5.Extra-curricular Support
   Organize and participate in English-related extra-curricular activities, such as English clubs, debates, drama productions, and language competitions, to provide students with additional opportunities to practice and improve their English skills.
   Encourage students to engage in self-directed learning outside of the classroom, recommending relevant books, websites, and language learning apps.
6.Professional Development
   Stay updated on the latest trends and research in English language teaching by attending professional development workshops, seminars, and conferences.
   Continuously improve teaching skills and techniques through self-reflection and seeking feedback from colleagues and students.
   Share best practices and teaching resources with other English teachers in the school or educational community.    
Qualifications    
1.Educational Background
   A bachelor's degree or higher in English, Education (with an English specialization), or a related field is required.
   A teaching certification or license in English education is preferred.
2.Language Proficiency
   Native or near-native English proficiency in speaking, writing, and listening is essential.
   A good understanding of English grammar and vocabulary, as well as different English accents and dialects.
3.Teaching Experience
   Prior teaching experience in English, preferably in a school or educational institution setting, is an advantage.
   Experience teaching students of different ages and proficiency levels is highly valued.
4.Skills and Abilities
   Strong communication skills, both oral and written, to effectively convey information to students and interact with parents and colleagues.
   The ability to create engaging and interactive lessons that capture students' attention and motivation.
   Patience and empathy to work with students who may have different learning paces and difficulties.
   Proficiency in using educational technology and multimedia resources for teaching purposes.
   Good organizational and time-management skills to handle multiple teaching tasks and responsibilities.