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Mongolia
● Teach English at the Global Leadership University of Ulaanbaatar.
Working conditions: Teaching English to adults in 45-minute sessions. The workweek is 30 hours. A Mongolian ESL teacher will provide initial guidance to you. This role includes a home stay with a local family including 2 meals per day. A monthly stipend of US$300 to cover miscellaneous expenses will also be provided.
Requirements: Some teaching experience. ESL certification is preferred.
Immigration requirements: No visa is required for interns staying 90 days or less. If you extend your stay, the local employer will assist in securing the necessary work visa.
● Teach English at Nyramdal International
Summer Camps with some 300 children from over 20 nations. Room and board
included. Some 30 km from the capital of Ulaanbaatar
● Teach English at Success Language Center in Ulaanbaatar.
Room and board included.
● Teach English at the high school level at
Global Leadership
University in Ulaanbaatar. 32 hours/week Classes start at 8:30 am and
end at 2:35 pm, Mondays - Fridays, each class lasts 80 minutes. 10 - 12 students
per class. Housing is provided for free. Monthly stipend US $ 200. You can buy
for about $30-40/month. Employment for ten
students who would like to work 3 to six to twelve months.
● Teach English to pilots in Ulaan Bataar for Eznis
Airways, the local Mongolian domestic airline. The 240 staff members and
25 pilots need a person who is conversant in aircraft terminology to
teach in English. The Mongolian Civil Aviation Authority requires of the
pilots to have an English Aviation Level 4. The ideal applicant
can also teach basic conversational English. The program participant
needs to develop a power point presentation describing the various parts
of the aircraft with English titles, such as cabin, engine, aileron,
etc.
● Shijir International www.wisdomeasset.com.
New nanotechnology center 130 km north of Ulaanbaatar in the Boroo River
Valley. Work in a research and development center in the fields
of nanotechnology, biotech, biochemistry, biology, mechanical engineering,
human resources, biotech marketing, finance, teaching English, stem
cell research, diabetes research, anthropology, business administration,
and for premed majors. Free room and board plus a monthly stipend
of $300.
● Teach English at the Jonon Institute of Technology
in Ulaan Bataar. 250 students (undergraduates and graduates)
attend this private institution. Teaching assignment for a native
English speaker - the classes offered at this institution include nano-engineering,
nano-bio-technology, bio-chemical engineering, bio-processing
engineering, philosophy and investment funding (finance and business).
The institute provides housing with a local family or independent
housing, and a monthly stipend of $ 250.00
● Mongolian University of Science and Technology in Ulaan
Bataar. Teaching English to young instructors of the university
from various academic fields , range: conversational English to
technical English e.g. IT, telecommunication, aerospace engineering,
mechanical engineering. Housing provided at the Foreign Student House,
plus a stipend to cover food.
● National University of Mongolia in Ulaan Bataar.
Teaching English in some of the following fields: Capacity Building and
Training for in-house staff, civil engineering for the booming mining
industry, corporate finance, ESL, philosophy. The university has 22,000
undergraduates and 5000 graduates. University provides housing.
● Central Laboratory of the State Specialized Food Inspection
Agency in Ulaanbaatar. Ideal for students interested in public health
issues in developing nations. (room and board provided)
● Cultural Institute of Mongolia. Must be native level
of English speaker. Teach English to students in high school,
college undergraduates or college grad students. Courses also
include content of American culture such as music, dance, basic conversation,
grammar, publishing/design, training for tour guide, cultural idiosyncrasies.
Also seeking library information specialist. Teach 20 hours per
week. Free accommodations and some meals, plus monthly stipend
of $200.
● Success Language Institute - teach English 30 hours per
week. Free room and board plus monthly stipend of $300
● Mongolian State Radio and Television Station in Ulaanbaatar.
This company has 600 employees and would like to have students
teach English, deliver the news on-the-air, and work in production and
program development. Any time during the year for a minimum of
three months. Room and board only with local host-families belonging
to the three Rotary Clubs of the capital city of
Ulaanbaatar .
● Wisdom Assets Holdings
www.wisdomassets.com in >
Ulaanbaatar, and Shirjir Bio Tech Manufacturing and
Research Facility.
Bio-medical engineering,
Venture Capital Finance,
Bio-Tech Entrepreneurship,
Software Development
Automation, library science with computerization, nanotechnology,
biotechnology.
Free room and board plus a monthly stipend of $ 300
● The Cultural Institute of Mongolia.
Teaching English to undergraduates.
Teaching Library Science to first and second semester students.
$ 450 per month.
Dates for the teaching assignment: September 1 – December 31, or
February 1 – May 31 20
hours per week
● Work for NGOs in Ulaanbaatar
Here's what one student had to say about his summer teaching English in
Mongolia in 2009:
" I can honestly
say that I have had an amazing experience teaching English. The teachers,
staff, and environment were all great. As a first time teacher, I was
a little worried about what I was getting myself into. I was so lucky to
work at "Success" . I could not have asked for anything better. They stand
out above the rest for their honesty and integrity. .. Sometimes I wondered
how "Success" even makes a profit because so much time and money is spent
into giving students a quality affordable and fun education. ... We were
always given a long and restive lunch period and were able to relax in the
evenings. We were always treated with kindness and paid well. Everyone who
teaches at "SUCCESS" is really happy to work there. The school will be able
to draw the best teaching talent based on their reputation. My time in
Mongolia was everything I wanted it to be. I was made to feel real
comfortable while being far away from home."
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