The Public Affairs Section of the U.S. Mission Nigeria invites applications from qualified Nigerians wishing to teach Hausa or Yoruba languages and cultures to American students in U.S. universities and colleges.


The Foreign Language Teaching Assistant (FLTA) program is a nine month non-degree course funded by the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs and administered by the Institute of International Education. The objective of the program is to strengthen foreign language instruction at U.S. colleges, universities, and some high schools, while providing career or future teachers from abroad the opportunity to refine their teaching skills, increase their English language proficiency, and expand their knowledge of U.S. society and culture. FLTA fellows must return to their home countries upon completion of their programs to teach English at the secondary or university level.


Access the online application at https://apply.embark.com/student/fulbright/flta/27/
Application Closes: September 1, 2017


Required Qualifications
• Applications must be completed and submitted online.
• Applicants should request that the academic office of their institution send a stamped copy of their transcripts in a sealed envelope to: The Public Affairs Section, U.S. Embassy, Plot 1075 Diplomatic Drive, Central Area, Abuja, Attention: Cultural Affairs Officer.
• Other documents to be submitted include academic credentials, signed, and stamped letters of reference, and the photo page of a valid Nigerian passport.
• Applicants must be career teachers of English or in training to become teachers of English.
• Applicants must possess a university degree in English, Language Arts, or combined honors.
• Applicants must be fluent in English, demonstrated by a TOEFL score of 79-80 (Internet based testing) or 6.0 (overall score International English Language Testing System-IELTS). This will be administered through the Embassy.
• Applicants must be between 21 and 32 years old at the time of application.
• Applicants must demonstrate maturity, dependability, integrity, and professionalism.
• Applicants must be physically present in their home country throughout the nomination and selection process.


For further inquiries, please contact Cultural Affairs Assistant, U.S. Embassy, Plot 1075 Diplomatic Drive, Central Area, Abuja: email: CulturalAbuja@state.gov or U.S. Consulate General, #2 Walter Carrington Crescent, Victoria Island, Lagos.

Source: https://brainnewsng.com/yoruba-hausa-teachers-needed-in-united-states-colleges-universities/

Seun, Lalasticlala

So TF is the BIG deal about being the FTC that some imbeciles will come here and be thanking their ancestors?

Good one. wish all applicants best of lucks.


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Okay

great

Nice one. While some Nigerian parents are finding it embarrassing, communicating with their children in their local language!

Ok

Bigots food is served

Hehehehe... Na to go dig up mz Hausa certificate ooooo...

Nigerians in the USA can apply direct.

they will eat themselves raw on this thread

ok

nice one. hope say we no go start to see hate speeches on this Holy day from the 3 problematic region we get for this zoo

Why only 2 languages?

BrainnewsNg:
The Public Affairs Section of the U.S. Mission Nigeria invites applications from qualified Nigerians wishing to teach Hausa or Yoruba languages and cultures to American students in U.S. universities and colleges.


The Foreign Language Teaching Assistant (FLTA) program is a nine month non-degree course funded by the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs and administered by the Institute of International Education. The objective of the program is to strengthen foreign language instruction at U.S. colleges, universities, and some high schools, while providing career or future teachers from abroad the opportunity to refine their teaching skills, increase their English language proficiency, and expand their knowledge of U.S. society and culture. FLTA fellows must return to their home countries upon completion of their programs to teach English at the secondary or university level.


Access the online application at https://apply.embark.com/student/fulbright/flta/27/
Application Closes: September 1, 2017


Required Qualifications
• Applications must be completed and submitted online.
• Applicants should request that the academic office of their institution send a stamped copy of their transcripts in a sealed envelope to: The Public Affairs Section, U.S. Embassy, Plot 1075 Diplomatic Drive, Central Area, Abuja, Attention: Cultural Affairs Officer.
• Other documents to be submitted include academic credentials, signed, and stamped letters of reference, and the photo page of a valid Nigerian passport.
• Applicants must be career teachers of English or in training to become teachers of English.
• Applicants must possess a university degree in English, Language Arts, or combined honors.
• Applicants must be fluent in English, demonstrated by a TOEFL score of 79-80 (Internet based testing) or 6.0 (overall score International English Language Testing System-IELTS). This will be administered through the Embassy.
• Applicants must be between 21 and 32 years old at the time of application.
• Applicants must demonstrate maturity, dependability, integrity, and professionalism.
• Applicants must be physically present in their home country throughout the nomination and selection process.


For further inquiries, please contact Cultural Affairs Assistant, U.S. Embassy, Plot 1075 Diplomatic Drive, Central Area, Abuja: email: CulturalAbuja@state.gov or U.S. Consulate General, #2 Walter Carrington Crescent, Victoria Island, Lagos.

Make I no talk wetin dey ma mind sef
Oh why oh why

An example of a functional society with a system that works. Investment in educational development and advancement.
My country 9ja will get there someday but the youth must wake up to the challenge to speed the process.
Our old cargo leaders are ruining the present and gradually destroying the future. Shall we fold our hands and look? Many of them will be dead and gone in few decades.. each and every one of us will then have to face reality. African youths must fight for the future.

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YORUBA LANGUAGE? YES BUT HAUSA LANUAGE? SPIT!

OboOlora:
So TF is the BIG deal about being the FTC that some imbeciles will come here and be thanking their ancestors?

how did you get in those jeans....nice kamel...TEEE

They dont need 'developers'?