The position about which I posted below, at St. George School, has been filled.
But I also do some work in the evenings working with young baseball players signed to contracts by MLB teams. The job description is for an "English Teacher", but much of the work is helping the guys get some idea of American culture, geography, etc.
Most of them are pretty raw, from the campo, with little education. They've seen their first big checks and are now living at the teams' camps, waiting/hoping to be called up. Once in the states, usually at a farm team in a small town, they are vulnerable to all kinds of predators (and many paternity claims!
), so the teams want them to be better prepared.
They need to learn the basics about survival in the U.S.
The director of the program is a friend and asked me to stir up the waters a bit, to see if I could find her some more teachers.
Familiarity with American culture is a must, teaching experience is a big plus, as is flexibility. The job is in Santo Domingo.
PM me or send me a resume at citywalk125@hotmail.com
But I also do some work in the evenings working with young baseball players signed to contracts by MLB teams. The job description is for an "English Teacher", but much of the work is helping the guys get some idea of American culture, geography, etc.
Most of them are pretty raw, from the campo, with little education. They've seen their first big checks and are now living at the teams' camps, waiting/hoping to be called up. Once in the states, usually at a farm team in a small town, they are vulnerable to all kinds of predators (and many paternity claims!
), so the teams want them to be better prepared.They need to learn the basics about survival in the U.S.
The director of the program is a friend and asked me to stir up the waters a bit, to see if I could find her some more teachers.
Familiarity with American culture is a must, teaching experience is a big plus, as is flexibility. The job is in Santo Domingo.
PM me or send me a resume at citywalk125@hotmail.com