GenSan English Teachers Wanted for Jobs in Malaysia
The Centre for Communication Skills and Entrepreneurship, Universiti Malaysia Perlis (www.unimap.edu.my), one of Malaysia’s top universities, located in Perlis, Malaysia is URGENTLY looking for Five (5) English Language Instructors. Interviews for interested applicants will be conducted in Manila (August 21, 2009); General Santos (August 22, 2009) and Davao City (August 23, 2009).
Here is a screenshot of their website.
Here are the required qualifications for the vacant teaching jobs in this Malaysian University:
A bachelor’s degree in:
* TESOL
* TESL
* English
* ELT
Other qualifications which are similar to above mentioned can be considered.
Main responsibilities include the following:
* Teach undergraduate English language proficiency courses;
* Conduct intensive English Enrichment programmes; and,
* Conduct ESP courses for working people.
Work load:
* 14-18 hours per week
Tenure:
* Renewable yearly contract
Remuneration:
* RM2000.00 (roughly USD560.00) per month.
* RM50.00 per hour – additional payment for teaching more than the assigned work load.
Benefits:
* Medical
* Visa and work permit fees are shouldered by the university
Note: Accommodation in Perlis, Malaysia is not provided. The university will assist in the search for accommodation.
Starting date of employment: October 2009
Interested parties please email their application and CV to Associate Professor Dr. Syaharom Abdullah at drsyaharom@hotmail.com or syaharom@unimap.edu.my; cc to nice_aclan@yahoo.com on or before 19 August.
Short listed candidates will be called for an interview at Manila on 21 August 2009, at GenSan (General Santos) at East Asia Royale Hotel on 22 August 2009 and at Davao on 23 August 2009.
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Blogie Says:
Ang mura naman ng bayad. I doubt if they’ll be able to get quality teachers for that kind of compensation package… di pa gyud kasali ang housing.
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Posted on August 19th, 2009 at 2:15 AM
fahdingding Says:
Wow! Apply sana ako but hindi ako qualified! huhuhuhuhu!
Posted on August 19th, 2009 at 7:07 AM
jinky Says:
yeah, i agree with blogie. . . medyo mababa nga ang rate. . . kayang kitain yan ng teachers dito sa ‘tin kung wala lang loans and absences…
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Posted on August 19th, 2009 at 1:43 PM
rissa Says:
yeah ryt mr.blogie nd ms.jinky, i agree wid u both. masyadong mababa nman ang rate, prang not worthy to leave ur family for such amount.
pero minsan, dahil na rin sa hirap ng buhay, kapit patalim na rin ang iba.
im an esl teacher hir in bangkok, nd i admit there’s a lot of filipinos here na tumatanggap na rin ng mababang rate. dahil sa sobrang dami na namin dito, sobrang baba na rin ng presyo. demand nd suppy kung baga.
nways, good news pa rin yan! opportunity pa rin! i dont have any idea, kung magkano ang rate sa atin jan but compare here, medyo mababa talga yang offer na yan.
on d other hand, we shud b proud kasi a lot of countries appreciate our ability. nd nga pala, share ko lang po, next year, korea will open its door for filipinos, indians and singaporeans english teachers. before kasi they only accept native speakers pero next year daw, they will accept applicants from these 3 countries.
sana makalipat ako dun, malaki daw ata ang offer.hmmmmmmm
thnx po. God bless. more power!
Posted on August 19th, 2009 at 10:59 PM
BrAvO SiX Says:
the offer is too low and added to that… wala pang free accommodation.
we just don’t know about the airfare conditions at iba pang benefits…
ang kunat naman..! hehehehe!
Posted on August 20th, 2009 at 12:15 PM
eunice Says:
To give blogie & jinky background about how interview is done abroad, the salary is negotiable just like here in Bangkok. They may put at least 30k baht but during the negotiation, if you’re really clever enough and prove your worth at the interview you will get the rate for “farangs” (Caucasians, not necessarily native speakers!). In Pinas, you can’t demand for your rate as we believe that it’s unethical to do that but in here, your salary depends mainly on your negotiation & communication(esp accent
skills (not only qualifications & teaching experience).
The recruiters from UniMap said they will give higher than that for those who have master’s degree or higher qualification. Besides, the overload fee per hour is about 700 pesos. Would you please tell me where in Gensan can you find a college or university that pays that much? Most of the institutions there pay between 50 and 300 pesos (even for those with doctoral degrees) per hour whether part-time or full time. If you could tell me then I will go home and teach there.
I agree with Rissa that there are a lot of kababayans in Thailand who accept even 10-15k baht because back home, they receive only about 6-7k pesos for a start. Again, it all depends on the applicant’s negotiation skills as employers know from the very start of the interview whether the applicant is worth paying much.
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Posted on August 20th, 2009 at 1:22 PM
eunice Says:
Btw, for those who are interested in applying as this job ad came rather late (my apologies for discovering this website’s feature too late), there’s an advice that you can walk-in for an interview at East Asia Royale Hotel on August 22 in the afternoon. Look for Dr. Syaharom Abdullah.
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Posted on August 20th, 2009 at 1:54 PM
eunice Says:
wala ngang accommodation, bravo, but if you or your friends intend to apply, pls ask them for it kc it’s their first time to hire foreigner teachers. as i’m from gensan, i recommended my very own city and davao for this opportunity instead of manila. mas attractive nga if meron sana kaso i was told that they may offer the university guesthouse (which can be shared by the pinoy teachers) at low cost. titingnan pa daw.malay niyo ililibre na rin if makipag-bargain mga applicants.anyway, a house of 3 bedrooms there costs about MR350 (7 hrs lng na overload) mas mura kesa mga studio-type lng na flats dito sa bangkok. foodstuff & other prime commodities are very cheap there just like here. if galing ka ng gensan or davao where mura ang mga pagkain, di ka masha-shock doon.
btw, from dabawenyos who may want to apply, just go to Waterfront Insular Hotel on the 23rd in the afternoon for a walk-in interview.
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Posted on August 20th, 2009 at 4:39 PM
orman Says:
ngayong araw na ang interview sa east asia hotel. it’s still worth a try. i just hope yung magagaling na english teachers are good salary negotiators too.
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Posted on August 22nd, 2009 at 8:41 AM
Slaz Says:
pls update us naman kung sino-sino yung pumasa at natanggap sa work na ito…salamat. Malaysia is not expensive naman. It’s worth a try than doing nothing here in Pinas. hahaha!
Posted on August 30th, 2009 at 10:09 AM