| Name | Mohamed S. |
|---|---|
| City | Nabeul, Tunisia |
| Teaching | Arabic, English, French |
| Native Language | Arabic |
| Originally From | Tunisia |
| Working With | Youth, Adults, Groups |
| Levels I Teach | Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced |
| Lessons Take Place | My Home/Office, Learner's Home or Work, Public Place, Online |
| Hourly Rate | $30 |
Well, I am Tunisian and Arabic is my mother tongue. I, also, studied french and taught it for few years before I got graduated as a BA in English, my favourite subject and the subject of my speciality. I taught English for about 20 years and in 2010 I passed an entry exam to attend a two-year professional training in teacher training and teacher performance evaluation. I am now what we call in my country an ELT 'inspector'. During the academic years 2013-2014 and 2014-2015 I went back to university to study for my MA in English Applied Linguistics at the Faculty of Arts & Humanities in Sfax, Tunisia.Now I am working on my MA research. So, as you can see I can say I have a full grasp in the three languages, Arabic, French and English and during my years of work in Sultanate of Oman and Kingdom of Bahrain I did some work of translation with the three languages involved.
Well, I am Tunisian and Arabic is my mother tongue. I, also, studied french and taught it for few years before I got graduated as a BA in English, my favourite subject and the subject of my speciality. I taught English for about 20 years and in 2010 I passed an entry exam to attend a two-year professional training in teacher training and teacher performance evaluation. I am now what we call in my country an ELT 'inspector'. During the academic years 2013-2014 and 2014-2015 I went back to university to study for my MA in English Applied Linguistics at the Faculty of Arts & Humanities in Sfax, Tunisia.Now I am working on my MA research. So, as you can see I can say I have a full grasp in the three languages, Arabic, French and English and during my years of work in Sultanate of Oman and Kingdom of Bahrain I did some work of translation with the three languages involved.
I have been in the profession of teaching for since 1989. I am Tunisian and Arabic is my mother tongue. I, also, studied french and taught it for few years before I got graduated as a BA in English, my favourite subject and the subject of my speciality. I taught English for about 20 years and in 2010 I passed an entry exam to attend a two-year professional training in teacher training and teacher performance evaluation. I am now what we call in my country an ELT 'inspector'. During the academic years 2013-2014 and 2014-2015 I went back to university to study for my MA in English Applied Linguistics at the Faculty of Arts & Humanities in Sfax, Tunisia.Now I am working on my MA research. So, as you can see I can say I have a full grasp in the three languages, Arabic, French and English and during my years of work in Sultanate of Oman and Kingdom of Bahrain I did some work of translation with the three languages involved.
I rather prefer a principled eclecticism and a learning centred approach and I believe that depending on the learners' learning styles. A teacher, in my point of view should always be flexible, updated and fully adjusted in the situation where they are. All post-era approaches are applicable but you have to make a good selection and the approach that suits best your learners and institution (The body you are working for.)
I am available all the time and I can adapt myself to any student's timetable. Also, I can work as a trainer for any student teacher / newly-POrecruited teacher of French/ Arabic or English.
I can teach in a face-to-face, or in an online mode. Also, I am happy to receive a job offer abroad and I am ready to relocate there. Travelling to other places like Canada, the States, Australia, UK or any other place is a dream for me. I would appreciate such a job offer.
