The Gottschalk Teachers of English at Kobe College High School program was named in honor of longtime KCC-JEE Board President Dr. Patsy Cooper Gottschalk. Dr. Gottschalk was herself an English teacher at Kobe College High School, and years later became involved in the KCC-JEE Board. During her tenure as President, new programs were developed, many existing programs were expanded, and the KCC-JEE/KC relationship was further deepened.

Gottschalk Teachers of English at Kobe College High School teach students in grades 7-12. The term is for two years, with a possibility of extensions being offered for up to a total of a six-year stay, and begins on April 1st. Subsidized housing, travel and shipping expenses, and language study are provided.

Qualifications:
B.A. degree. Major in English or Education preferred.
TESOL certification and teaching experience are preferred.
Speaker of standard American English with strong grammar skills

Thank-you for your interest in the Pat Gottschalk Teacher Program. We are now recruiting for the 2011-2013 Position!

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2011-2013 Position Announcement

2011-2013 Position-- Job Description


Questions:
Contact us at

KCC-JEE
2100 Sanders Road, #190
Northbrook, IL 60062
Telephone: 847-715-9859
Fax: 847-715-9860
e-mail: kccjee@comcast.net

To view Kobe College's website, go to: www.kobe-c.ac.jp

Kobe College High School is a prestigious, private all girls’ school with a student body of 900, founded in 1875 by Congregational missionaries. In 2005, KCHS Junior High School division was recognized by the Japanese Ministry of Education and Science for offering one of the very top English language programs in Japanese junior high schools.

Gottschalk Teacher Profiles:

Rona Yuthasastrakosol

Jan Gullickson

Pauline Campbell

Dana Peinado

2008-2009 Gottschalk Teachers at Kobe College High School: (pictured above, L-R) are Nichole Monteiro, Rona Yuthasastrakosol , Pauline Campbell and Dana Peinado. In the center is Fumiyo Young, Program Coordinator.