Teaching Language Skills: This involves instructing students in reading, writing, speaking, and listening skills in English. Grammar and Vocabulary Instruction: You'll guide students in understanding English grammar rules and expanding their vocabulary. Literature: Introducing students to various literary works, including novels, poems, short stories, and plays, and helping them analyze and appreciate these texts. Writing Instruction: Teaching students how to write effectively in different formats, such as essays, reports, creative writing pieces, and more. Language Fluency: Fostering an environment where students feel comfortable practicing and improving their English fluency through conversation and other activities. Assessment and Feedback: Evaluating students' progress through assessments, assignments, and exams, and providing constructive feedback to help them improve. Classroom Management: Maintaining a positive and productive learning environment by managing classroom behavior and ensuring that lessons run smoothly. Individualized Support: Providing additional help and support to students who may be struggling with English language skills or concepts. Cultural Understanding: Helping students develop an understanding and appreciation of English-speaking cultures and societies. Professional Development: Continuing to improve your own skills and knowledge through professional development opportunities, workshops, and conferences.