Requirements (Qualifications, skills and experience)
Essential
 Undergraduate degree
 Cambridge CELTA/Trinity Cert TESOL or equivalent qualification containing observed and assessed
teaching practice*
 Ideally 2 years’ experience of teaching and assessing English language at B1 level and above
 Excellent organizational, communication and inter-personal skills
 Ability to work under pressure
 Ability to lead and work well in teams
 Willingness to work flexibly to meet the needs of the programme
Desirable
 Diploma level TESOL qualification (Cambridge Delta/Trinity Diploma in TESOL or equivalent) *
 Masters in Applied Linguistics, TESOL, ELT or other relevant discipline.

 Previous experience in teaching EAP and/or IELTS.  IELTS (or other international test) teaching and/or examiner experience
 Experience of teaching in a Higher Education setting
 Experience of teaching and assessing undergraduate/foundation students in an East Asia/Southeast Asia
university environment
 Experience of teaching English for STEM (particularly engineering)
 Ability to use ICT effectively including use of a virtual learning environment (e.g. Moodle)
*Alternative qualifications and experience on the merits will be considered as well. How to apply:
Please provide
 An updated CV/resume in MS Word or PDF version
 Copy of academic qualifications (highest level degree)
 Teaching qualification certificates (e.g CELTA/ Trinity Cert TESOL /DELTA)
 Passport scanned copy
 One or two reference letters that shows ideally two-year full-time teaching experience.

The EL programme has a dual function:
 To develop the English language skills that our students need to fully engage in their academic
programme.  To develop the skills that our students need to achieve the required English language level* to progress
on the joint programme. *equivalent to IELTS band 6
This is an exciting time to join Glasgow College, UESTC as an English teacher. In September 2019, we
rolled out an innovative English for Academic Purposes (EAP) programme for both general and specific
contexts. We are keen to offer work to teachers who have a desire to develop professionally. We provide an
integrated CPD programme designed and delivered by University of Glasgow teacher educators. We also
offer opportunities in areas such as curriculum and syllabus development, materials writing, assessment work
and teacher education. Main Duties and Responsibilities
 Teaching to a maximum of 25 academic hours per week (20 teaching hours+5 office hours, 1 academic
hour = 45 minutes). These hours include classroom-based work, small group workshops and 1- 1
tutorials.
 Course and lesson planning
 Student assessment and record keeping
 Participation in general and team meetings and CPD sessions.  Liaison and collaboration with the Head of College, members of the management team and academic
staff. This might include admin work such as course coordination, documents proofreading and
admission support, etc.