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TEFLTEFL ContactsContacts UsefulUseful informationinformation andand contactscontacts www.onlinetefl.comwww.onlinetefl.com 1000’s of job contacts – designed to help you find the job of your dreams You’ve done all the hard work, you’ve completed a TEFL course, you’ve studied for hours and now you’ll have to spend weeks trawling through 100’s of websites and job’s pages trying to find a decent job! But do not fear, dear reader, there is help at hand! We may have mentioned it before, but we’ve been doing this for years, so we’ve got thousands of job contacts around the world and one or two ideas on how you can get a decent teaching job overseas - without any of the hassle. Volunteer Teaching Placements Working as a volunteer teacher gives you much needed experience and will be a fantastic addition to your CV. We have placements in over 20 countries worldwide and your time and effort will make a real difference to the lives of your students. Paid Teaching Placements We’ll find you well-paid work in language schools across the world, we’ll even arrange accommodation and an end of contract bonus. Get in touch and let us do all the hard work for you. For more information, give us a call on: +44 (0)870 333 2332 –UK (Toll free) 1 800 985 4864 – USA +353 (0)58 40050 – Republic of Ireland +61 1300 556 997 – Australia Or visit www.i-to-i.com If you’re determined to find your own path, then our list of 1000’s of job contacts will give you all the information you’ll need to find the right job in the right location. We’re not saying that this is an exhaustive list of all the hundreds of thousands of opportunities out there - but it’s as good a head start as we’ve ever seen. How should you use the list? We have split the list by geographical region – Africa, Asia, Europe, North America, South America and Oceania. You can use the list either to track down opportunities in the country of your dreams or use it as a source inspiration for finding work in a country that you hadn’t even thought of! Once you know where you want to work, put a CV and covering letter together and get cracking with your applications. Good luck and have fun working your way around the world! NOTE: Language schools are changing all the time – they get better, they get worse, they open and they close. i-to-i cannot guarantee the employment conditions of any of the schools mentioned in this list. i-to-i also cannot guarantee that you will be accepted as a teacher at the schools included. This list is provided as a guide only. It’s a pretty good guide though, even if we do say so ourselves! TEFL ContactsTEFL Contacts Useful information and contacts www.i-to-i.com Africa Asia Europe North America South America Oceania 2 TEFL ContactsTEFL Contacts Useful information and contacts www.i-to-i.com AFRICA Algeria Angola Benin Botswana Burkina Faso Cameroon Chad Democratic Rep. of Congo (Zaire) Egypt Eritrea Ethiopia Gabon Gambia Ghana Guinea Ivory Coast (Côte D'Ivoire) Kenya Lesotho Libya Madagascar Malawi Mali Mauritania Mauritius Morocco Mozambique Namibia Niger Nigeria Senegal Seychelles 3 TEFL ContactsTEFL Contacts Useful information and contacts www.i-to-i.com Sonagol, Pesquisa e Producao Estrado de Cacuaco Ao Kilometro 9, PO Box 5997 Luanda, Angola ALGERIA: CCTG P.O. Box 854 Etna, Berlitz Algiers CA 96027 USA Hydra, Algier Tel: (530) 467 4082 Algieria Email: [email protected] Phone: 231.21.481 260 Fax: 231.21.481 260 Humana ICAL Language Institute DRH Holsted Algeria att: Henner Ršdiger [email protected] Maputo, Mozambique, Africa Skolegade 3 British Council Holsted, Denmark ATT: Ms Rachida Benyahia Tel: 0045 24 42 41 32 C/O The British Embassy Email: [email protected] 6 Avenue Souidani Boudjemaa Algiers BENIN: Tel +213 (21) 230 068 Fax +213 (21) 230 751 College d'Enseignement Général de Ouidah [email protected] Principal: Mme Marie Antoinette ADISSODA BP 14, Ouidah, Benin Oxford English Center Tel.: (229) 34 11 32 / 34 14 42 Tedjani Meraghni Email: [email protected] Langpack, Batiment 13 B5 35000 Boumerdes Algeria College d'Enseignement Général Dantokpa Email: [email protected] ATT: M. Toussaint SAGBO 01 - BP 1224 Cotonou ANGOLA: Benin Tel.: (229) 32 01 20 InstApply Angola Training Partners Limited College d'Enseignement Général Gbokou David Clegg, Director ATT: Mme Florence AGBO PO Box 23113 BP 05, Porto-Novo Claremont Benin Cape Town, 7735 - South Africa Tel.: (229) 21 22 47 Telephone +27216702024 Fax +27216743886 CEG Abomey-Clavi ATT: M. Charles Houmenou BP 34, Abomey-Calavi Luanda International School Benin Mr. Anthony Baron Tel.: (229) 36 00 45 Rua Cambambe 21-23 Biarro Patrice Lumumba BOTSWANA: Luanda, Angola Tel/Fax: 244-2-44-3416/3020/3326 British Council Cell: 244-91-505-945 Director - Mr David Knox Email: [email protected] British High Commission Building Queen's Road The Oxford English Center The Mall 4 TEFL ContactsTEFL Contacts Useful information and contacts www.i-to-i.com P.O Box 439, Gaborone Tel +267 3953602 Fax +267 3956643 [email protected] Westwood International School CAMEROON: Mr. Michael Thompson, Superintendent P.O. Box 2446 British Council Gaborone, Botswana Director - Dr June Rollinson Tel: 267-390-6736 Immeuble Christo Fax: 267-390-6734 Avenue Charles de Gaulle Email: [email protected] BP 818 Yaoundé Broadhurst Primary School Tel +237 2 21 16 96/20 31 72 PO Box 329, Gaborone, Botswana Fax+237 2 21 56 91 Tel: (+267) 371221 [email protected] Fax: (+267) 307987 Email: [email protected] British Council Douala Assistant Manager - Mr Neil Sarker Kopano Primary School Rue Joffre, Akwa PO Box 206, Selebi Phikwe, Botswana P.O. Box 12801 Tel: (+267) 810552 Douala, Cameroon Fax: (+267) 810610 Tel +237 343 49 66/342 51 45 Email: [email protected] Fax +237 342 51 70 Email [email protected] Legae Academy PO Box 750, Gaborone, Botswana Tel: (+267) 324333/319179 American School of Yaounde Fax: (+267) 324313 Ms. Areta Williams, Director Email: [email protected] 2520 Yaounde Place Washington, D.C. 20521-2520 Maru A Pula School Tel: 237-223-04-21 Private Bag 0045, Gaborone, Botswana Fax: 237-223-60-11 Tel: (+267) 31 2953 Email: [email protected] Fax: (+267) 37 3338 Email: [email protected] Rain Forest International School Mrs. Carolyn Stoker, director Northside School S I L BP 1299, Yaounde, Cameroon PO Box 897, Gaborone, Botswana Tel: (+237) 230 56 21 Tel: (+267) 352440 Fax: (+237) 230 24 09 Fax: (+267) 353573 Email: [email protected] [email protected] Africa 4 CHAD: BURKINA FASO: American International School of International School of Ouagadougou N'Djamena Glenn Jones, Director of ISO Mr. Gary Mickle, Director DOS/Administrative Officer DOS/Administrative Officer 2440 Ouagadougou Place 2410 N'Djamena Place Washington, DC 20521-2440 Washington, D.C. 20521-2410 Tel: 226-36-21-43 Tel: 235-52-2103 Fax: 226-36-22-28 Fax: 235-51-5654 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] 5 TEFL ContactsTEFL Contacts Useful information and contacts www.i-to-i.com Fax: 202.3.38 1352 Cairo 2 Berlitz Language Center 22 Kaboul street off Markram Ebeid Street Giza, Cairo DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO Egypt (ZAIRE): Phone: 202.273.4943 - 44 or 45 Fax: 202.273.4945 The American School of Kinshasa Dr. Irene Epp, Superintendent ELS Cairo c/o American Embassy Kinshasa 5 Orouba Street Unit 31550, APO AE 09828 Heliopolis, Cairo Tel: 243-88-46619 EGYPT Fax: 243-88-41161 Emaill: [email protected] El Manar School Amin Fikry Street The English-Speaking School of Ramleh Station Cairo Lubumbashi EGYPT c/o United Methodist Church, HOME PO Box 22037, Kitwe, Zambia Green Valley School Tel: (+260) 2 711087 80 Makram EW\bid St. Fax: (+260) 2 711032 Nasr City. Cairo Egypt Email: [email protected] Tel: (00202)2742 292, (00202)47 8080 1-3 EGYPT: fax: (00202)2742 505 www.gvs.edu.eg Sakkara Language School Email address: [email protected] Block #3 [email protected] Zahraa El-Maadi, Cairo International Language Institute EGYPT 3 Mahmoud Azmy Street Medinet El Sahafeyeen Westwood Language Centers Ltd. Cairo 23, Sen Geny Street (former Khalil El Kayat-Roushdy Street) International Language Learning Institute Alexandria, Egypt 34 Talaat Harb Street Phone: 213.21.481 260 5th floor Fax: 213.21.481 260 Cairo Cairo 3 EGYPT Berlitz Language Center Port Said School 21 9 Street, Maadi 7 Taha Hussein Street Cairo, Cairo Zamalek Egypt EGYPT Phone: 202.3.584 328 Fax: 202.5.397 690 SAKARA School Cairo 1 Mr. Haytham Hassanein 1249 Cypress Point Ln, 208 Berlitz Language Center Ventura, CA 93003, USA 2 El Meleihi Street [email protected] Dokki, Giza Dokki, Cairo 12311 British Council Egypt 192 El Nil Street Phone: 202.3.38 1351 - 50 Agouza, Cairo 6 TEFL ContactsTEFL Contacts Useful information and contacts www.i-to-i.com Tel +20 (2) 303 1514 Tel: 20-2-519-6665 Fax+20 (2) 344 3076 Fax: 20-2-519-6584 [email protected] Email: [email protected] BC Teaching Center Director of Studies - Mr Steve Fitzpatrick AMIDEAST Tel +20 (2) 347 6118 English Teaching Program Fax +20 (2) 344 3076 American Cultural Center [email protected] Att: Stephen Hanchey Egypt, Alexandria 3 Pharana Street, Alexandria, Egypt British Council The British International School Cairo Miss Nevine Abaza P.O.
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    „Wir leben Europa. 40 Jahre Deutsche Schule Toulouse.“ Dies ist das Motto des 40-jährigen Schuljubiläums, das die Deutsche Schule Toulouse am letzten Juniwochenende 2014 feierlich beging. FESTAKT IM CAPITOLE DE TOULOUSE Am Freitag, den 27. Juni fand auf Einladung des Bürgermeisters von Toulouse im Capitole (Rathaus) ein Festakt statt, bei dem die sechs Festredner unter Anwesenheit von ca. 300 Gästen viel Interessantes, Amüsantes und Lobenswertes über die Deutsche Schule von ihren Anfängen als kleine Grundschule bis heute als eine von der Bundesrepublik und der Kultusministerkonferenz anerkannte Exzellente Auslandsschule berichteten. Ein Vertreter des Toulouser Bürgermeisters, François Chollet, hieß die Gäste willkommen und hob die Bedeutung der Deutschen Schule für die Region Toulouse-Métropole hervor. Die deutsche Botschafterin in Frankreich, Dr. Susanne Wasum-Rainer, lobte in ihrer Ansprache die vorbildlichen Verdienste der Deutschen Schule Toulouse bei Dialog und Austausch mit unserem Gastland Frankreich. Norbert Schenkel, Gründungsvorsitzender des Deutschen Schulvereins Toulouse, berichtete, wie im Jahre 1977 ein ehemaliger amerikanischer Astronaut die Deutsche Schule rettete (indem der besagte Astronaut, der inzwischen Präsident der Fluggesellschaft Eastern Airlines geworden war, bei Airbus 23 A300-Maschinen bestellte und damit nicht nur die Zukunft von Airbus, sondern auch der Deutschen Schule sicherte). Festredner Harald Wilhelm, Finanzvorstand der Airbus Group und Schirmherr der Deutschen Schule, stellte die Bedeutung einer guten