·Carry out the timetable of classes assigned by the DoS ·Give lessons to the highest standards of English language teaching ·Become familiar with the programmes and courses of study at the center ·Develop and use suitable supplementary materials as necessary ·Use audio / video materials in classes ·Prepare lessons and equipment in advance for all classes ·Become familiar with and implement the Course Management Procedures ·Administer, correct and record the results of progress reports, tests and assessments for students ·Substitute for absent colleagues, perhaps at short notice, on or off-site ·Be responsible for students’ welfare and progress ·Inform students of center aims and objectives ·Cooperate with the CM and DoS in ensuring the constructive communication and efficient operation of the center ·Meet regularly with the DoS to communicate all relevant information ·Assist the DoS upon request with the development and marketing of courses and induction of sales and teaching staff into the practices of the center ·Maintain student and class records ·Assist in the placement testing and interviewing of new students ·Carry out teaching related responsibilities including, but not limited to demonstration classes, conversation clubs, tutorials, seminars and presentations ·Attend center social events ·Take on administrative work and/or projects including, but not limited to, cataloguing supplementary materials, giving workshops and organizing extra-curricular events, as directed by the DoS ·Keep the teachers’ room, equipment and resources well-organized and in good condition ·Be familiar with the administrative procedures employed by the center

Teachers work 40 hours per week as scheduled by the Superintendent of Schools and/or CM, including up to 108 actual contracted instructional hours per calendar month. This means an average of 25 hours of actual instruction per week over a 4.33 week period. This means that some weeks may have more than 25 hours of actual teaching and some weeks may have less than 25 hours, but the average number of actual teaching hours per week is 25. Teachers are required to work five days a week. Teachers may be required to work morning and evening shifts on the same day. Teachers may be required to undertake teaching duties within or outside the centre. - Regularly assess their performance and progress - Attend faculty development workshops at the Centre - Observe and be observed by the Dean and teaching colleagues - Share knowledge with colleagues and use teaching resources in the Centre, EF Intranet, Internet and other available resources to proactively improve teaching skills.