Teach "Different, Innovative, Exciting" with Future Learning this summer
- The ELT Ireland Team
- Jun 1, 2022
- 2 min read
Updated: Feb 18, 2023
Future Learning is a unique language school with a project-based approach and our Summer STEAM programme, looking for teachers for our Summer Schools in Dublin City, Athlone and Sligo, in July and August for 2 - 5 weeks.
We provide the materials for teachers to follow in the mornings and we are looking for teacher with a
specialism to devise the workshops for the afternoon. You can opt to do mornings only, or both mornings and afternoons. More details below contact anastasia@flireland.com if you are interested;
English Language Teacher - Summer Centres
Duties: Plan, facilitate and report on our technology-enhanced English language programme for groups of up to
15 aged between 11 and 17 years, consisting of 1.5 hours sessions with teachers working EITHER on e-portfolios (using Google Sites) OR collaborative communication (based on Activity Topics)
Timetable: 15 hours of lessons, Monday to Friday, in the mornings, divided into two sessions with a 20-minute break in the middle. There will be a daily briefing for 15 minutes before classes each day and a debrief after to deal with any issues and prepare for the following day.
Requirements: Degree, Suitable Teaching Qualification, Experience with Young Learners / Young Adults [11-17], Confident user of technology. Current police clearance (Garda Vetting), Relevant job reference (if not already received).
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Afternoon Activity Specialists - Summer Centres
Provide: Planning, Preparation, Delivery and Reporting on afternoon activities designed to give a hands-on
experience of an aspect of Science, Technology, Drama, Engineering, and Arts for groups of 24 in pods of 3-4 in a stand-alone workshop which would be repeated with a number of different groups over the course of a week. (NB: Where special equipment is needed this will have to be discussed with the programme manager).
Timetable & Duration of Activities: 2.5-hour afternoon activity workshops for between 3 and 6 sessions of the same workshop activity.
Requirements: Specialists will have relevant qualifications and/or experience in the subject area of the proposed workshop. Experience with Young Learners [11-17], Confident user of technology. Current police clearance (Garda Vetting / DBS), Relevant job reference (on the first year with FL).
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This sounds like a fantastic opportunity for teachers and specialists who want to make a real impact on young learners. The blend of language learning with STEAM-focused workshops ensures students gain both communication and practical skills. It’s refreshing to see schools like Future Learning embrace project-based and technology-driven approaches. For those interested in educational innovation, resources from platforms like White Wolf Publishers also highlight how modern teaching and creative engagement can shape the future of learning.