|
Arizona
currently has three state universities: the University
of Arizona (Tucson), Northern
Arizona University (Flagstaff), and Arizona
State University (Tempe); all have IEPs (intensive ESL
programs
University-based
IEPs in Arizona are similar to those in other states: they
frequently have job openings--though the positions are usually
part-time (on a class-session by class-session basis) and
often do not include such benefits as retirement and insurance.
Qualifications for IEP teaching almost always include a Master's
degree in ESL/EFL or a related field (such as Applied Linguistics)
and previous university-level teaching experience; however,
full-time IEP positions are not often available, and when
they are, they are highly competitive.
Those
interested in information on IEP employment at the U of A
or ASU (which are large programs and offer the best chance
of openings) should select a link below and then ascertain
whom to contact regarding the possibility of employment.
| |
CESL
(the University of Arizona) |
For
contact information, click HERE.
|
|
| |
the
AECP
(Arizona State University) |
For
contact information, click HERE.
|
|
In
addition, IEP openings are often posted in the Careers section
of the Chronicle
of Higher Education website. Arizona
also has private and "alternative" universities,
plus numerous technical-training institutes; some have ESL
programs. Click HERE
for a list which will provide a good starting point for job-related
research.
______________________________________________________________________________________
Get
information on teaching ESL in . . .
|
