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ESL Instructors (LAKEWOOD)

$19-20/hour

427 S Estes St, Lakewood, CO 80226, USA

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We are looking for a PART TIME ESL ( English as a Second Language) in the Lakewood area. Little or No experience is ok; will train the right person. We are looking for one bilingual (English/Spanish). Responsible, self motivated and has own transportation. Classes are held twice a week for two hours, in the evening, four to eight hrs per week. Please send resume or information to maria@privatelanguagecenter.com or call 303-975-8819 so we can contact you as soon as possible.

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