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Native German speaker to lead conversation classes for our students in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia

Availability

  2025 

 Min stay requested: at least 1 month

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Details

  • Description

    Description

    Our organisation was established in 2013 and we have been teaching German language to Mongolian students from A1 to B2 level successfully.

    Our location is in the centre of Ulaanbaatar city.

  • Types of help and learning opportunities

    Types of help and learning opportunities

    Language practice
    Teaching
  • Cultural exchange and learning opportunities

    Cultural exchange and learning opportunities

    This is a great opportunity to experience a different culture and to build a lifelong friendship with Mongolian colleagues and students. Also, you will learn, how to lead the group of students and how to motivate them and to work in a team. /Es macht Ihnen bestimmt viel Spaß!/

  • Help

    Help

    We need a german native speaker, who can lead the speaking class for our students.

  • Languages spoken

    German: Fluent
    English: Fluent

  • Accommodation

    Accommodation

    We provide a one bedroom apartment with wifi connection , located close to our office.

  • A little more information

    A little more information

    • Internet access

    • Limited internet access

      Limited internet access

    • We have pets

    • We are smokers

    • Can host families

  • How many Workawayers can stay?

    How many Workawayers can stay?

    One

Host ref number: 947178952454

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