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【题目】

As an online English teacher at EF Education First (英孚教育), you will be teaching English through our EF Online Classroom, which allows students to study English from all corners of Japan.

ABOUT THE POSITION

Teachers in this position play a key role in our mission — opening the world through education. Both full-time online teachers and free online teachers are needed. Full-time teachers work according to our schedule, with no less than ten classes per week, mostly at night. Free ones enjoy a high degree of flexibility in their role, teaching from the comfort of their homes with a wide rangeof class times available.

MAIN RESPONSIBILITIES

* Delivering lessons to students through our online learning platform

* Evaluating student's progress and providing individualized instructions

* Providing high-quality feedback (反馈) on students’ written assignments

* Operating the Internet, the slide presentation, EF-developed courseware (课件) efficiently and skillfully.

REQUIREMENTS

* High level of English fluency, and certificates are preferred

* A personal desktop or laptop, and a stable Internet connection

* Availability to actively deliver classes on a monthly basis

* Self-motivated, and be able to work independently

BENEFITS

* Obtain TEFL certification at work

* Free travel around the country yearly

* Attend training conferences for ongoing professional development

* Learn from EF’s International Culture and chat with our foreign teachers

* Gain proficiency (熟练) in the constantly growing field of online education

PAY

Full-time teachers are on a salary of 1,071 yen to 1,836 yen, and free teachers between 612 yen to 1,224 yen per class, depending on how many classes are taught.

1What does EF Education First ask their teachers to do?

A.Use electronic media expertly.

B.Possess the spirit of teamwork.

C.Obtain a certificate in English.

D.Offer students lessons mostly in the daytime.

2What can an online English teacher at EF enjoy?

A.Flexible working hours.

B.Opportunities to travel abroad yearly.

C.Guidance on professional development.

D.Being trained by professors to get a TEFL certificate.

3How much will a full-time teacher at EF be paid a week at least?

A.1,071 yen.B.6,120 yen.

C.10,710 yen.D.18,360 yen.

【答案】

1A

2C

3C

【解析】

本文是一则招聘广告。文章介绍了英孚教育招聘在线英语教师的信息。

1

细节理解题。根据MAIN RESPONSIBILITIES部分中的Operating the Internet, the slide presentation, EF-developed courseware (课件) efficiently and skillfully.(熟练操作网络、幻灯片演示、EF高效开发课件)可知,英孚教育首先要求他们的教师能熟练使用电子媒体。故选A

2

细节理解题。根据BENEFITS部分中的Attend training conferences for ongoing professional development(参加正在进行的专业发展培训会议)可知,英孚在线英语教师能够享受专业发展指导。故选C

3

细节理解题。根据ABOUT THE POSITION部分中的Full-time teachers work according to our schedule, with no less than ten classes per week, mostly at night.(全职教师按照我们的时间表工作,每周不少于十节课,大部分是在晚上)PAY部分中的Full-time teachers are on a salary of 1,071 yen to 1,836 yen (全职教师的工资为1,071日元至1,836日元)可知,英孚教育的全职教师每周的最低工资是1,071*10=10,710日元。故选C

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