Intermediate Level English As A Second Language (ESL) Instructor (PESL01)

ProSidian Seeks a Intermediate Level English As A Second Language (ESL) Instructor (PESL01) [Key Personnel | Senior Consultant - Exempt 874-1 Consultant] located: Newport, Rhode Island 02841-1207 to provide DoD/Military Sector related Management and Operations Solutions for English Second Language (ESL) Course Services on behalf of The U.S. Naval War College (NWC) | USNWC International Programs Directorate.  These services are considered part of the ProSidian Education and Academia Sector Group with overall focuses being Education and Academia (EAA) Sector Group: Helping learning institutions provide best-in-class training and knowledge management, pursue research, and enhance technological development that provides an industry ready workforce and innovative ideas to start new ventures. Under NAICS Code: 611430 - Professional and Management Development Training for The USNWC International Programs Directorate with service(s) also characterized as Intermediate and Advanced English Second Language (ESL) Course Instruction

JOB OVERVIEW

International Programs has a requirement to assist International Military Students with their ability to participate verbally in Naval War College courses, comprehend written texts, and effectively communicate their thoughts and arguments in written papers. The courses will be at two levels: Intermediate and Advanced. The advanced level is comparable to university courses for International Teaching Assistants at U.S. universities.  Officer courses will be taught with emphasis on academic preparation for reading and writing.

RESPONSIBILITIES AND DUTIES

• The instructor assumes direct responsibility for the delivery and conduct of classroom instruction to include but not limited to the following: prepare all necessary coursework materials before class; maintain student roster and contact information; report weekly attendance to International Programs; disseminate any class schedule changes as directed by International Programs.
• Provide a prepared syllabus to International Programs for contracted courses at two levels (Officer-Intermediate and Advanced) prior to start of first class.
• Submit a grade report of “Pass” or “Fail”.
• Provide assistance to students in public speaking by listening to practice speeches, noting recurring grammatical problems and providing feedback for improvement.
• Provide assistance in evaluating student papers as part of the NWC syllabus.  Critique papers for syntax and grammar through written feedback to the student.
• Conduct post instruction questionnaires and produce a final progress report to International Programs.        
• Provide all textbooks and all required materials for all of the courses outlined above.