Accommodation
Students’ Accommodation in Jordan Modern Language center offers housing for students. It accommodates up to 110 students and enjoys the
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Arabic Courses in the meddle east Amman - Jordan
Our Team
Tomas Hubatka
MLC, English TeacherAs a small child I kept asking myself how anyone could ever feel confident enough to become a teacher. I was sure, and I tested, that none of my teachers knew everything about their subject. So how could people, who themselves needed other people to learn from, teach me?
I then found, that the best teachers I ever had weren’t those who had the most impressive titles but rather those who listened to me, to my questions, to my stories and to my problems. They weren’t pretending to be interested, their curiosity was genuine.
Over the last 8 years of my teaching career I have been fortunate enough to listen to and learn from my students. The process of learning is a team effort, whereby the teacher’s guidance is picked up in the student’s active response. We learn from each other, at school, in life, in general.
This way the student can grow individually, and the teacher does his best to understand the student’s needs.
Ideally, after a few weeks of this process, students, when asked how they feel about their progress, and how they would compare their abilities before and after, they just smile and ask not to be reminded.
Speaking and reasoning in the target language becomes natural, grammar and vocabulary are taught directly as well as ‘through the back door’. Intensive dialogue and questioning, thought expression and fluent speech improve naturally.
Give it a try, jump and swim!
Kevin Vernou
MLC English TeacherI’m proud to be a part of the team here at MLC. Our center sets the (high) standard for language education in Jordan. Being an English teacher means that I’m giving opportunities to children and adults that realize how English fluency can impact their lives and give them chances they would otherwise not have. As
K Durkan
English TeacherA great experience Working at the Modern Language Center has been a great experience. Teaching students of every level has been very rewarding, especially when I can track their progress throughout the terms. Not only is the community at MLC really friendly, but the center itself is a great place to teach, learn, and meet
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Tomas Hubatka
MLC, English TeacherAs a small child I kept asking myself how anyone could ever feel confident enough to become a teacher. I was sure, and I tested, that none of my teachers knew everything about their subject. So how could people, who themselves needed other people to learn from, teach me?
I then found, that the best teachers I ever had weren’t those who had the most impressive titles but rather those who listened to me, to my questions, to my stories and to my problems. They weren’t pretending to be interested, their curiosity was genuine.
Over the last 8 years of my teaching career I have been fortunate enough to listen to and learn from my students. The process of learning is a team effort, whereby the teacher’s guidance is picked up in the student’s active response. We learn from each other, at school, in life, in general.
This way the student can grow individually, and the teacher does his best to understand the student’s needs.
Ideally, after a few weeks of this process, students, when asked how they feel about their progress, and how they would compare their abilities before and after, they just smile and ask not to be reminded.
Speaking and reasoning in the target language becomes natural, grammar and vocabulary are taught directly as well as ‘through the back door’. Intensive dialogue and questioning, thought expression and fluent speech improve naturally.
Give it a try, jump and swim!
Kevin Vernou
MLC English TeacherI’m proud to be a part of the team here at MLC. Our center sets the (high) standard for language education in Jordan. Being an English teacher means that I’m giving opportunities to children and adults that realize how English fluency can impact their lives and give them chances they would otherwise not have. As
K Durkan
English TeacherA great experience Working at the Modern Language Center has been a great experience. Teaching students of every level has been very rewarding, especially when I can track their progress throughout the terms. Not only is the community at MLC really friendly, but the center itself is a great place to teach, learn, and meet
Ben H.
English Teacher“It is a pleasure to teach English at MLC. I thoroughly enjoy passing on language skills and cultural information to Jordanian students. The majority of those who study at MLC have a great sense of humour and are always interested to learn more about the world around them. As a teacher, I take classes ranging