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Teach English in Syria
Teaching in Syria
Teach English in Syria
Syria is located in southwest Asia and borders the Mediterranean, Lebanon,
Israel, Jordan, Iraq, and Turkey. The official language of Syria is Arabic.
Most educated Syrians speak English; however, English is not widely
understood in Syria. Therefore, the market for teaching English there is
flourishing. Syrian ESL learners are driven by a desire to enhance their
communication skills so as to excel in business and academia on a global
level.
Interestingly, the Syrian government rewards its employees for their command
of the English language by funding an English scholarship program. The goal
is for employees who are awarded the scholarship to succeed in their careers
and thus enable the Syrian government to make greater advancement. This
demonstrates the need for English teachers in this country.
There are job opportunities in private language schools in Syria. Many of
those are in Damascus. On average, teachers receive a modest salary per
month.Teaching in Syria Some of the highest paying teaching positions are in the Middle East. Teaching English in the Syria requires prior experience. If you are a seasoned professional, we will support you all the way in your goal to teach English in Syria.
Syria: CIA World Factbook:
Following the breakup of the Ottoman Empire during World War I, Syria was administered by the French until independence in 1946. In the 1967 Arab-Israeli War, Syria lost the Golan Heights to Israel. Syrian troops - stationed in Lebanon since 1976 in an ostensible peacekeeping role - were withdrawn in April of 2005. Over the past decade, Syria and Israel have held occasional peace talks over the return of the Golan Heights.
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E-mail: mail@syria-today.comSyria Today, Syria - Nov 5, 2008“Two months ago the government raised my pension to USD 1000 per month, but if I don’t go back to Baghdad and teach they say they will cut my pension ... |
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E-mail: mail@syria-today.comSyria Today, Syria - Nov 5, 2008She worked at the DHIMT as a drama coach until 2004 when she moved to the US to teach at the Tisch School of Art in New York University. ... |
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Tim Kelly and the Lost City of PalmyraNorthern Rivers Echo, Australia - Nov 5, 2008“The idea is to teach students about the sustainable management of heritage. Those concepts are being studied already, but Syrian culture is something the ... |
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The Road to democratic change in SudanSudan Tribune, Sudan - Nov 19, 2008... it must teach the Sudanese masses about the lengthy unjust and inequitable political, socio-economic systems and situation of our country, these masses ... |
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