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Article Check - Japan and ESL Teaching Contracts - What You Need to Know Before You Sign
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Some of this is avoidable if you take a careful look at your contract and ask the right questions before you take a teaching position. One of the most important part of the contract are the contact hours. We’ll look at this first.
Contact Hours – What They Are
Contact hours are actual hours spent teaching or being “in contact” with the student. The industry standard for full-time sponsored ESL instructors is 22-27 per week. They
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Some of this is avoidable if you take a careful look at your contract and ask the right questions before you take a teaching position. One of the most important part of the contract are the contact hours. We’ll look at this first.
Contact Hours – What They Are
Contact hours are actual hours spent teaching or being “in contact” with the student. The industry standard for full-time sponsored ESL instructors is 22-27 per week. The
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Contact Hours – What They Are
Contact hours are actual hours spent teaching or being “in contact” with the student. The industry standard for full-time sponsored ESL instructors is 22-27 per week. The
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Contact Hours – What They Are
Contact hours are actual hours spent teaching or being “in contact” with the student. The industry standard for full-time sponsored ESL instructors is 22-27 per week. The
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The point is -- if you directly compare office hours and teaching contact hours,
you’re comparing apples to oranges. 45 contact hours will grind you into the dirt in
no time (in addition to being illegal) whereas 45 office hours won’t. Be careful when
you look at ads. And don’t be afraid to ask questions.
Another point to consid
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