LOWONGAN (English Language Instructors)

A growing English Language Training in Bogor is looking for 2 qualified and professional teaching staff with the following requirements:

- Have a Good and Active Command of English both Spoken and Written
- Have a pleasant personality
- Love Kids World
- Have a high degree of patience
- Creative
- Have a teaching experience is preferable
- Fresh graduate and college students min smt VII (preferably from FKIP or Sastra Inggeris) are welcome to apply.
- Domicile around Caringin, Cigombong and Cicurug Bogor

Facilities:
- Fixed monthly Salary
- Benefits
- Flexible Working Hours

Application Letter,CV, Photograph and other supporting docs to be sent to:

Co-ordinator
English Plus (E-Plus)
Jl. Gn. Salak VII No. 8 (Blok AVIII No. 8)
Perum. Lido Permai
Bogor 16740
Email: english.plus.bogor@gmail.com


Only Shorlisted Candidate will be notified!

Check Out How Unique Your Name is in Other Languages..!!

In Hispanic language (Chile), my name, if I use it completely, is Hotib Rosih de/y Muhsin. And in Ghananian naming tradition my name is Kweku Piese since I am the first child in my family and I was born on Wednesday.

Likewise, in Russian language I will have a name as Hotib Rosihyevich Muhsin. It means that Hotib is my first name and Rosihyevich shows that I'm the son of Mr. Rosih. Quite unique isn't it..?

You know Kofi Annan, the former Secretary General of the United Nations? Since he is from Ghana his first name Kofi suggests he was born on Friday and Anan means he is the fourth child. Check out the list below for Ghanaian names.

In Hispanic tradition two surnames are usually connected by de or y. So if, for instance, your name is Ade and your dad's surename is firman while your mom's name is Gani. Your complete name in Hispanic language is Ade Firman de Gani or Ade Firman y Gani.

If you are a female whose name is, for example, Rani, your middle name is Rojak and your surname is Samsuri. Then your full name, in Russian naming tradition, will be Rani Rojakyavna Samsuri. Rojakyavna shows that you are the daughter of Mr. Rojak.

So guys..why don't you try to create your alias name in different languages..? There is nothing wrong I think if it is only for fun. Below are some info on Ghanaian naming tradition that you can use to create your 'new name'.

Happy trying and have FUN

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Day Male Female Birth 2nd
Name Name Order Name
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Monday Kojo Adjoa 1st Child Piese
Tuesday Kwabena Abena 2nd Child Manu
Wednesday Kweku Akua 3rd Child Mensah
Thursday Yaw Yaa 4th Cild Annan
Friday Kofi Afua 5th Child Anum
Saturday Kwame Ama 6th Child Nsiah
Sunday Kwesi Esi 7th Child Esuon
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I can imagine there may be lots of similar names in Ghana.

The only problem I think Indonesian citizen is that in fact that many Indonesian families have more than seven children (ten for example). Then we should check with our Ghanaian friends how to name the eight, ninth and tenth child :-)

Cheers!
Hotib
(adapted from ICON 2...>international communication through English)

Fun With English Program

Today is really a good day for E-Plus students. The moving class went very well. We had 2 guest stars from Finland. They are Ms. Kaisa and Mr. Mikko Monto.

The students actively took part in the following activities during the moving class program.

- group discussion
Since there are 2 guest stars. We decided to make 2 groups. Each group has a star. In this group discussion student have a free chance to talk to the bule about anything such as his/her hobbies, favorite color, favorite food, favorite singer both Indonesian and internation singers. The students also had a chance play game together. They also should introduce themselves to the star.

- games for everybody
There several games played for every one such as backspelling, making group according to the number mentioned by the bule, number games, ect.

- students performance
In this occasion students from E-Plus also show their skill off. Some of them show their ability in poetry reading and story telling.

Overall the fun with english program (moving class) this was successful. About 40 students from neighboring schools are participated in this favorite and unique program.

E-Plus has put a high commitment that this kind of program should be continued in the future as this is a good means for the student to have a chance to practice their English skill directly with native speakers.

Let's hope for the best.

Hotib
Coordinator