Plan and deliver engaging English lessons for international teenagers and young adults while monitoring their academic progress. Ensure student safety, discipline, and welfare while maintaining attendance records and submitting evaluation reports.
*We are currently only hiring teachers for 2 weeks.
As the English teacher, you'll plan and deliver effective, dynamic, and engaging lessons for international teenagers and young adults, while evaluating their progress. Your key tasks will consist of, but not be limited to: Student Supervision: Act in loco parentis to ensure and maintain student discipline, welfare, safety, and security at all times. Ensure that students adhere to the YES USA Student Code of Conduct. Inform management immediately of any issues and initiate appropriate disciplinary actions. Academic Duties: Following the YES USA curriculum, prepare for and deliver high-quality and effective English lessons; adapt and supplement whenever needed. Be prepared to teach unplugged in case of any issues with the classroom, technology, materials, or the like.
Maintain up-to-date records of student attendance. Monitor student performance and evaluate their progress throughout the course. Prepare and submit weekly evaluation reports in a timely manner. Attend and actively participate in all staff meetings and professional development workshops. Regularly take pictures of students and upload them to a designated folder or post them on social media. Help prepare and co-lead student end-of-course ceremonies.
All applicants must hold a bachelor’s degree or higher, preferably in TESOL. CELTA certificate or its equivalent. Prior ESL experience of teaching teenagers. Native fluency in English. Effective written and oral communication skills. Legal authorization to work in the United States.
Fun and outgoing personality. Excellent communication skills. High level of responsibility and authority. Strong organizational skills. Independence. Application
Procedure
Prior to offering a job to selected candidates,
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USA will: Complete a reference check (names and contact details of three references are required). Run a background check.
Upon signing a job offer, successful candidates will be required to: Submit a copy of your diploma(s) and certificates along with other new hire paperwork. Attend orientation training courses prior to employment.
Market context
In California, support roles that work with children often draw steady interest because schools and programs need staff who can help maintain safe, inclusive environments. These roles can be competitive when candidates already have CPR, First Aid, and child abuse prevention training, plus experience working with diverse groups of children. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your certifications are current before applying.
