For teachers , we provide employment opportunities , training and support . For Schools Services Questionnaire Notes Sample Contract Guarantee Agreement Anglo-Hellenic Contact Us Home Training Preliminary Cert . Our Schools Job Description Working conditions vary from one situation to another, and so the following is only a guide to what is typical. The majority of the English Language schools in Greece are small and privately owned. The pupils attend the local state school in the morning, and so the English schools operate in the afternoon and evening.
Most schools employ only two or three teachers and have one or two hundred pupils.
Attendance at such a school is the norm for children from all kinds of social backgrounds. They usually begin at the age of eight, and continue until they are at least fifteen. You would not normally expect to teach the youngest children, unless you happen to speak Greek, but you might teach children of ten upwards. Most of the children are enthusiastic learners and classes are usually reasonably small, with perhaps ten or twelve members, so conditions are good, and discipline is not a problem. You can expect to work with a high standard of materials and equipment.