Summer ESL Teacher, California State University, Northridge, LA

Summer ESL Teacher, California State University, Northridge, LA Northridge, United States | Posted on 03/12/2026 Salary $1,050- $1,125 per session (4 working days) Job Type Contract Work Experience 1-3 years State/Province California Country United States Job Description Job Type : Non-Residential, Full-Time, Fixed Term Reports to : Teaching Manager Responsible for : Delivering ESL lessons to teenage foreign students Dates : Session 1: July 8- July 15 Session 2A: July 22-July 29 Session 2B: July 23-July 30 Teaching Timetable : 8:30-10:30 & 2:15-6:15 (8 hours a day) Primary Role Thisis a seasonal positionwith International Study and Vacation. Working under the directsupervision of the Teaching Manager, teachers will deliverstimulating and communicative language learning sessions followingthe ISV USA syllabus. They may also supplement the curriculum withmaterials related to the topic, program location, or generalAmerican culture. Dutiesand Responsibilities Teachingand Learning Teach pre-designed ESL lessons across various proficiency levels, as directed by the Teaching Manager. Prepare and adapt pre-made lesson plans to suit class composition. Inspire and motivate students to improve their learning skills and facilitate communicative, student-centered lessons following the ISV syllabus. Adhere to the ISV USA schedule by starting and finishing lessons promptly and taking breaks as designated in the timetable. Cultivate a positive learning environment by being sensitive to the needs of the group and individual students. Be observed by the Teaching Manager for quality assurance and professional development purposes during your contract. Provide class cover when required. Administrative Duties Complete attendance registers within the first 10 minutes of each lesson and report absences to the Teaching Manager. Attend staff meetings as and when required. Maintain up-to-date records of lesson plans, covered work, and other teaching-related documentation. Prepare professional, typo-free student reports within agreed deadlines. Assist in the collection of student feedback. Program Setup Attend all required training and orientation meetings before the session starts. Review ESL curriculum, lesson plans, and accompanying materials before the program begins. Participate in student welcome meeting, if required. Deliver lessons to class sizes of 16 students. Supply additional materials to supplement the curriculum where necessary. Participate in and assist with the session graduation ceremony. Equipmentand Facilities Prepare classrooms for use, taking care of school property and equipment and leave classrooms clean and tidy at the end of each lesson. Promptly report any damage to classrooms or resources and ensure any borrowed equipment is returned. Return all teaching materials to the Teaching Manager at the close of each teaching day. Safeguarding and Welfare Ensure the safety and welfare of students and be vigilant for potential welfare issues. Report any concerns about students' safety, well-being, or academic performance to the Teaching Manager immediately. Be aware of and comply with relevant fire, health, and safety regulations in the classroom and around the center. Professional Conduct Uphold and actively contribute to ISV USA's mission of delivering high-quality programs. Design and deliver instruction that supports students in realizing their full potential and achieving their academic goals. Maintain a professional and presentable appearance. Ensure prompt start times for all scheduled duties; if unavoidable delays occur, notify your manager immediately. Cultivate positive professional relationships with both students and colleagues. ISVUSA strictly enforces a zero-tolerance policy against abusive behavior, including violence, threatening, or disrespectful behavior or disorderly conduct. The information above is not intended to be exclusive or exhaustive, and the post holder may be required to undertake other duties to ensure the smooth running of ISV USA operations. Requirements Must have the right to work in the US and the completion of a satisfactory criminal background check if required; the completion of a satisfactory child abuse clearance may also be required. Minimum of a bachelor’s degree required. Proven teaching experience and suitability to work with students under 18: 2 references. Maintain organization of classes and students. Utilize and supplement the program curriculum to facilitate task/project-based learning. Effectively use technology for student attendance and lesson tracking. Be pleasant, polite, and cooperative with fellow employees, vendors, and guests. ESL Summer School Teaching experience in the US. TEFL Certificate. Teaching Credential Certificate. FirstAid Qualification. Person Specification Ability to develop positive relationships with students, earning their trust while maintaining proper professional boundaries. Excellent communication skills (verbal, written and interpersonal). Self-motivated and passionate about teaching. Ability to maintain organization of classes, students, and curriculum. Ability to use and supplement program curriculum to facilitate excursion-based learning. Ability to work under pressure. Ability to be pleasant, polite, and cooperative with fellow employees, group leaders, service providers, and guests. Represent ISV USA values and model those values to colleagues and students. HOURS: One session : 37.5 hours (30h teaching + 7.5h extra: breaks, orientation, training, intake, daily meetings, lesson preparation, admin) Two sessions: 72.5 hours (37.5 hours + 35 hours in session 2. No new orientation and training). Two sessions with double hours in session 2: 106.5 hours (37.5 hours + 69 hours in session 2. No new orientation and training). PAY: One session: $1,050- $1,125 (4 working days) Two sessions: $2,030- $2,175 (8 working days) Two sessions with double hours in session 2: $2,982- $3,195 (12 working days) BONUS: A one-off $250 bonus will be awarded to teachers who complete two sessions, without any absence or lateness. LUNCH: Free lunch on campus CONTRACT: Temporary, fixed term PREPARATION: An online orientation session and an in-person training session need to be completed in order to participate in the program. #J-18808-Ljbffr