English teacher welcome at our leadership centre in rural Comayagua, Honduras

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  Description

  Our mission is to develop a new generation of ethical women leaders by providing exceptional academics, leadership and community development experiences. We are a faith-based, U.S. nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization and public charity. We work in Honduras through The Leadership Center, where we educate classes of 15-20 young women each year over the course of two years so that they will return to their communities as leaders, reinvest in their local economies, and initiate economic and ethical progress in Honduras. We, in part, see our mission at The Leadership Center as reflecting God’s love to those who we seek to serve. We practice and promote core leadership values throughout all levels of the organization.
  ❖ We foster confidence, resilience & perseverance.
  ❖ We inspire growth & transformation.
  ❖ We build faith-based community that is safe, diverse, & inclusive.
  ❖ We practice personal initiative & leadership.
  ❖ We act with courage & integrity.
  We honor these values with the purpose of graduating women with strong hearts, strong minds, and strong voices who hold a renewed sense of power and many options for their future.
  REQUIRED DUTIES:
  ❖ Teach English classes 4-5 hours per weekday
  ❖ Tutor students in English language acquisition approximately 1-2 hours per weekday ❖ Mentor students and encourage them in their personal goals and leadership development ❖ Collaborate with other staff members
  ❖ Optional: Participate and/or lead ministry activities/events on campus
  SKILLS & QUALIFICATIONS:
  A successful applicant will have a professional career that reflects a commitment to building collaborative, productive, and respectful relationships among colleagues and community members. This career orientation should be complemented by strengths in the following areas: ❖ Adaptable team-player
  ❖ Innovative planner and developer
  ❖ Effective classroom instructor
  ❖ Understanding of English grammar foundations
  Preferred:
  ❖ ELL Teaching Certification & Experience
  ❖ Work experience in a multicultural setting
  ❖ Experience mentoring and/or disciplining post-high school graduates in a vocational setting
  LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES:
  ❖ Gain understanding of Honduran culture & context from Honduran teachers & leaders ❖ Gain skills in community development and sustainable agriculture practices
  HIRING BENEFITS:
  ❖ A monthly stipend depending on experience.
  ❖ A monthly health care reimbursement of up to 100 USD.
  ❖ In-country residency cost covered.
  ❖ Room and board provided.
  ❖ Nine weeks of vacation throughout the year during quarter breaks, providing opportunities to travel throughout Central America.
  One of the great benefits of The Leadership Center is its safe, rural environment, where we practice sustainable agriculture and engage in clean living practices. TLC does not have the infrastructure of a university in the developed world: quite the contrary. You will live off the grid. Sometimes, electricity, water, or Wi-Fi will go out. If you can go with the flow, improvise, and smile when things do not go as planned, you will help contribute to the positive atmosphere.
  
  Ask for our email and website to apply

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  Types d'aide et opportunités d'apprendre

  Pratique d’une langue

  Enseignement

  Jardinage

  Aide dans une ferme
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  Objectifs de développement durable de l’ONU que cet hôte essaie d'atteindre

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  Echange culturel et opportunités d'apprendre

  ❖ Gain language skills that promote fluency in Spanish (1-2 hours/day)
  ❖ Gain accredited certification as an ELL Instructor
  ❖ Gain understanding of Honduran culture & context from Honduran teachers & leaders
  ❖ Gain skills in community development and sustainable agriculture practices
  ❖ Optional: Pursue evaluative research and program development in a predetermined area that will promote growth for the organization.

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  Aide

  The young women who are selected to attend the center have already navigated significant challenges to complete high school. The center grants students’ full scholarships so that upon graduation they may start their own businesses, become teachers, enroll in higher education, or work with nonprofit organizations focused on development. The young women come determined, motivated, inspired, and grateful. We are highly selective in our fellowship program because our desire is to attract the best and the brightest to our program to influence leadership and capitalize on the potential of each of our students on campus. As part of the fellowship program, you will engage in both teaching and learning.
  
  REQUIRED DUTIES:
  ❖ Teach English language acquisition, Leadership, and/or Community Development classes 2-3 hours per weekday (courses determined during the interview process).
  ❖ Tutor students approximately 1-2 hours per weekday
  ❖ Mentor students and encourage them in their personal goals and leadership development
  ❖ Collaborate with other staff members
  ❖ Optional: Participate and/or lead ministry activities/events on campus
  
  SKILLS & QUALIFICATIONS:
  A successful applicant will have a professional career that reflects a commitment to building collaborative, productive, and respectful relationships among colleagues and community members. This career orientation should be complemented by strengths in the following areas:
  ❖ Adaptable team-player
  ❖ Innovative planner and developer
  ❖ Effective classroom instructor
  ❖ Understanding of English grammar foundations
  Preferred:
  ❖ Work experience in a multicultural setting
  ❖ Experience mentoring and/or discipling post-high school graduates in a vocational setting

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  Langues parlées

  Anglais: Courant
  Espagnol: Courant

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  Hébergement

  Room and board are provided on campus at the center, the campus where we operate that is situated on a coffee farm in the mountains of Honduras. Staff members live either in a private room with shared bathroom at the large staff house, or they have their own private casita on campus. Meals are all provided in the shared dining hall, and individual staff members have access to a staff kitchen and often individuals choose to have some of their own personal food items in addition to that provided on campus.

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  HIRING BENEFITS:
  ❖ A monthly stipend depending on experience.
  ❖ A monthly health care reimbursement of up to 100 USD.
  ❖ In-country residency cost fully covered.
  ❖ Room and board provided.
  ❖ Nine weeks of vacation throughout the year during quarter breaks, providing opportunities to travel throughout Central America.

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  Informations complémentaires

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    Accès Internet

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    Accès Internet limité

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    Nous avons des animaux

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    Nous sommes fumeurs

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    Familles bienvenues

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  Possibilité d'accueillir les animaux

  Cet hôte a dit qu’il acceptait les personnes voyageant avec un animal.

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  Combien de volontaires pouvez-vous accueillir ?

  Plus de 2

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  Nombre d'heures attendues

  4-5 hours a day, 5 days a week

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