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    The document provides a list of vocabulary words relevant for ESL teachers applying for jobs and tutoring. It includes terms like "individual needs", "one-on-one", "personal attention", "relaxed environment", "years of experience", and "value for your money" that describe focusing instruction around each student and providing quality tutoring services. The vocabulary helps teachers effectively communicate their skills and approach when discussing the tutoring role.

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    The document provides a list of vocabulary words relevant for ESL teachers applying for jobs and tutoring. It includes terms like "individual needs", "one-on-one", "personal attention", "relaxed environment", "years of experience", and "value for your money" that describe focusing instruction around each student and providing quality tutoring services. The vocabulary helps teachers effectively communicate their skills and approach when discussing the tutoring role.

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    Interviewing For A Job As A Tutor

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    The document provides a list of vocabulary words relevant for ESL teachers applying for jobs and tutoring. It includes terms like "individual needs", "one-on-one", "personal attention", "relaxed environment", "years of experience", and "value for your money" that describe focusing instruction around each student and providing quality tutoring services. The vocabulary helps teachers effectively communicate their skills and approach when discussing the tutoring role.

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    29/08/2022, 14:16 BurlingtonEnglish

    ESL TEACHERS: APPLYING FOR A JOB

    ESL Teachers: Applying for a Job 4. Interviewing for a Job as a Tutor

    WORDS TRANSLATION

    achieve higher scores


    achieve maximum results
    advanced
    advantage
    approachable
    assure
    atmosphere
    background
    basic skills
    biweekly
    comfortable
    concentrate
    daily
    enrichment
    expert
    extremely
    faced with a problem
    focus on
    have no doubt
    individual needs
    individualized
    monthly
    one-on-one
    personal attention
    pinpoint

    Printed Mon Aug 29 2022 Page 1 / 2 By:Amalia Grosos

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    29/08/2022, 14:16 BurlingtonEnglish

    ESL TEACHERS: APPLYING FOR A JOB

    ESL Teachers: Applying for a Job 4. Interviewing for a Job as a Tutor

    WORDS TRANSLATION

    presume
    privacy of your home
    private
    productive
    professional
    provide
    rapport
    reasonable
    regularly
    relaxed environment
    specific
    support program
    tutoring
    value for your money
    weakness
    weekly
    years of experience

    Printed Mon Aug 29 2022 Page 2 / 2 By:Amalia Grosos

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