Professeur d’allemand

LTG Academy, based in Switzerland, is a training center focused on management, business, and language education. They offer a variety of services aimed at professional development and language skill enhancement. The academy is known for its high-quality, affordable training programs that cater to both corporate professionals and individual learners. Joining LTG Academy means being part of a dynamic, results-driven organization dedicated to continuous learning and skill development. The role of a Part-Time German Teacher at LTG Academy involves delivering in-person German courses in Zurich. The primary duties include creating and delivering German lessons tailored to the learners' levels, needs, and goals. This encompasses general German, business German, and exam preparation. The teacher will also develop engaging and varied teaching materials, track learners' progress, and conduct regular assessments. Additionally, the role requires adapting teaching methods to individual learning needs, potentially participating in internal workshops or training sessions, and fostering a supportive, motivating, and engaging learning environment. To excel in this role, candidates must have a strong command of the German language at a C1/C2 level and previous experience teaching German, particularly to adult learners or professionals. Previous teaching experience and the ability to design well-structured lessons and appropriate learning materials are essential. Experience in tutoring and providing personalized support tailored to learners' specific needs and objectives is also required. Nice-to-have skills include a degree or qualification in language teaching, language didactics, or a related field, as well as knowledge of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). Intercultural awareness, strong organizational skills, and excellent interpersonal abilities are also valuable. What the role asks for: - Excellent command of German (C1/C2 level) - Previous experience teaching German, particularly to adult learners or professionals - Previous teaching experience - Ability to design well-structured lessons and appropriate learning materials - Experience in tutoring and providing personalized support - Ability to deliver training courses, workshops, or intensive sessions - Strong group-management and communication skills - Nice-to-have: A degree or qualification in language teaching, language didactics, or a related field - Nice-to-have: Knowledge of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR)