Summer English as a Foreign Language Teacher- Northridge, CA

Overview of the Position The Brook Hill Alliance (formerly PLUS) is a global leader in providing English language courses to international students. Our mission is to empower students to connect with the world through language and cultural exchange. At Brook Hill, we are dedicated to creating vibrant, inclusive, and safe environments where students can grow academically, culturally, and personally. Brook Hill runs summer English language study and travel programs for international high school students across North America. The programs allow students the opportunity to take English classes and explore the surrounding regions while staying at North American colleges and universities. English as a Foreign Language (EFL) teachers deliver lessons to international high school students based on the curriculum and lesson plans provided. Lessons focus primarily on improving students’ listening and speaking skills. Class levels range from elementary through high advanced. Opportunities may be available to teach courses focused on American history and culture, business and entrepreneurship, international relations, the United Nations, the movie industry, communication, and journalism. Costs related to parking may not be included, but complimentary parking permits may be available depending on the campus. EFL teachers report directly to the Academic Supervisor. This is a part‑time, hourly, in‑person position and is not eligible for on‑campus housing. This Position is Perfect for: Teachers who are excited about the opportunity to work with diverse groups of international students eager to learn about the United States. Teachers who are proficient at using technology to deliver lessons on Google Slides, but who are creative and quick on their feet to pivot lessons toward students’ interests. Teachers who have a flexible schedule, especially during July when enrollment is generally highest. Time Commitment The employment period can range from 1 to 8 weeks during the summer, depending on campus needs and availability. Most instructors teach for 2–6 weeks. The schedule and hours per week vary depending on campus needs. Classes are Monday–Saturday, on average 4–5 times a week (with some Saturday mornings required). Some weeks may require up to six days of classes. Most lessons are 8:30 am–12:15 pm, with some additional afternoon classes 1:15 pm–5:00 pm. If approved, vacation time may be honored during employment, but is unpaid. Peak hours are expected in the last two weeks of July. Compensation The pay scale is determined by campus location and program size: $24.00–$27.00 per hour. Specific Duties and Responsibilities Standard Expectations Interact with groups of international high school students and their group leaders in a professional, enthusiastic, and customer service‑oriented manner. Be familiar with, adhere to, and enforce Brook Hill policies and procedures, including emergency and public health protocols. Ensure the safety of all participants. Be familiar with campus‑specific information. Maintain frequent communication with Brook Hill staff. Assist with emergency situations, as needed. Complete all Brook Hill assessments received during the employment period. Assist in duties other than the aforementioned and as assigned and as they arise. Academic Program Deliver well‑prepared English as a Foreign Language lessons to diverse classrooms of international high school students in a professional and engaging manner. Review the curriculum provided by Brook Hill to adequately prepare for each lesson; instructors should be prepared to supplement the curriculum with their own materials, as appropriate. Assess whether students have been placed in the correct level of instruction. Orally assess students’ proficiency levels, as directed by the Academic Supervisor. Practice appropriate classroom management techniques to ensure a safe, comfortable, and engaging learning environment for all students. Track students’ attendance on a daily basis. Fill out a Certificate of Course Completion for each student at the conclusion of their course. Collaborate with the Academic Supervisor and Brook Hill administration regarding instructional methods and the curriculum. Attend training sessions and any additional meetings organized by the Academic Supervisor and/or Brook Hill administration. Maintain frequent and professional communication with the Academic Supervisor. Perform other duties, as assigned. Qualifications and Desired Skills Authorization to work in the U.S. required. Must be 18 years or older. Bachelor’s degree required (at the time of start date); TESOL certificate and/or Master’s degree preferred. Prior EFL/ESL teaching experience strongly preferred. Experience working with multicultural and multilingual classrooms strongly preferred. Command of Google Drive (including Google Sheets and Google Slides) and the Microsoft suite of products (including Microsoft Excel, Word, and PowerPoint) strongly preferred. Successful candidates will be self‑motivated, organized, professional, and adaptable, with strong interpersonal and communication skills. Because this role involves working with minors, employment is contingent upon the successful completion of a background check and any required fingerprinting, in compliance with state and federal regulations. #J-18808-Ljbffr The Brook Hill Alliance