We're looking for a freelance English teacher in Halle/Leipzig region.

Teacher must be a native speaker, have TEFL or relevant experience.

Please send applications to :

Brian Miller
able Sprachschule

email : office@able-halle.de

Thanks

We still looking for teachers in Halle/Leipzig region.

how about extending the possibility to non native speakers too?
we may be as good (if not better..)

We're looking for an English teacher for 1 year contract starting April 2008 in Halle/S region.

Must be native speaker (Sorry about that, Mr Soda), TEFL or relevant experience, have driving licence and speak basic German.

We're also looking for freelance German teachers in the Halle region.

Please send applications to :

Brian Miller
able Sprachschule

email : office@able-halle.de

Thanks

I was born and raised in the area but moved to England when I was ten years old where I finished my education. I am fluent in both German and English. I still have very strong ties to the town of Halle due to family residing in and around the city. I currently live in the uk and have done so for 13 years now. Iam interested in the position could you please give me some information about the post,

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We're looking for an English teacher in Halle/Leipzig region.

- Year contract running from April 2008 - April 2009
- On average teaching 30 lessons per week.
- Pay 12 € per 45 minute lesson.
- 1200 € bonus in April 2009.
- Teaching business and general English to adults in small groups.
- Small friendly school run by TT members.

Teacher must be a native speaker, have TEFL or relevant experience.

Please send applications to :

Brian Miller
able Sprachschule

email : office@able-halle.de

Thanks

I'm pretty sure it's against European legislation to make being a native speaker of a language a job requirement.

Excellent legal tip, Mr Arse.

Surely Mr Able you can find a solution.

Thanks boys.

Ok, forget the "Must be native speaker" bit. Let's go for "Must be awfully good at English."

If I remember correctly, you can say "must have native-level ..." but 'tis not allowed to say "must have ... as a mother tongue".
Germany though implemented the equality legislation later than most of the rest of Europe and you still see ads here sometimes with specifying mothersprachler, or even age or gender.

Ok, cheers for the tip

What do you mean by "European" legislation? Are you talking about the EU or Europe in general? I don't think that such a law would make much sense, by the way because a language school has lots of opportunities to limit their job offers to native speakers.