ONLINE ESL TEACHER APPLICATION FORM

*First Name

Middle Name

*Last Name

*Gender Male Female

*Birthday

*What is your email address?

*Skype ID

*Year of birth

*Where are you?

*Timezone

*What are your highest education level?

High school

Associate's

Bachelor's

Master's

Doctorate's

None of the above

*What is your phone number?

*Major

*Current address

*Most Recent Employer (Please fill the company name, and working duration especially)

*Have you conducted the online class with kids yet?

*How much teaching experience do you have with kids? (please be as specific as possible)

*Do you have any ESL teaching cerfiticate?

*Do you have backup plans in case of a power outage or internet maintenance? No Others

*What are they, if you have any?

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*Why do you want to apply for this job at Chip Chip?

0/500

*Besides the peak hours (7 p.m - 10 p.m) at which time frame will you be able to teach?

*How did you hear about Chip Chip Education?

*Upload your introduction video or sample of your teaching class video (recommended).
(Notes: the file upload is less than 50 MB)

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Record the story below for accent and pronunciation checking:

Pronunciation plays an important role in English learning progress, especially for little kids from the age of 5 to 12 years old. Therefore, have a neutral accent and record the paragraph below have much higher chances of passing the application round (note the pronunciation of the words in bold):

Anna, who is a small alligator /ˈælɪgeɪtər/, is excited /ɪkˈsaɪtɪd/ to visit her alligator grandmother’s garden in a small town /t/ today /t/. Her grandma has a lot of fruits and vegetables in the backyard, such as pears /peərz/, apples, peaches, lettuce /ˈletɪs/, cabbage, and carrots and Anna is going to help the old lady to pick all the ripe ones. Anna has done picking the fruits and she is getting inside to start /t/ drawing because that’s what she always does when she visits her grandma.

A: “Granny, where is my favorite pencil /ˈpensl/?”
G: “Here it is, darling.”
A: “No, not this color /ˈkʌlər/. I want the red one.”
G: “Oh, there you are. What are you going to /t/ draw, Anna?”
A: “I want to /t/ draw my favorite tutor /ˈtjuːtə/ at my animal school.
She will wear a blue skirt /skɜːt/ and stand under a blue sky /skaɪ/.”

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