Need Help - English Teachers or Native Speakers

rossbach.e wrote:

Hi,

I'm an expat from the states living in Jakarta. I currently started a web service and we need help with some of the English.  Any expats out there willing to lend a hand? Just let me know ya!

Thanks!!!!

Hello, rossbach.
Is it means you need a teacher of English?

rossbach.e wrote:

Hi everyone,

yes we are looking for either an English teacher or a native speaker of English fmiliar with formal business English to write a summary of our days news stories as well as edit the headlines writen by our media monitoring team.  We estimate that it will take between 20-30 minutes a day and are willing to pay 1m Rupiah a month for the service. Thanks for your responses!

Aha, good luck then

mas fred wrote:

I've asked a friend if he's interested.
Native English teacher.
Let you know ASAP.

Great Thanks!

rossbach.e wrote:

Hi everyone,

yes we are looking for either an English teacher or a native speaker of English fmiliar with formal business English to write a summary of our days news stories as well as edit the headlines writen by our media monitoring team.  We estimate that it will take between 20-30 minutes a day and are willing to pay 1m Rupiah a month for the service. Thanks for your responses!

Hi there! I'm interested in the job you posted. Although I am Asian, I'm a qualified English teacher from Singapore who is currently in Kebon Jeruk, Jakarta. Im teaching at an International School here.

Do you reckon I might be a good fit for the job that you are offering?

Regards,
Zaher

rossbach.e wrote:

Hi everyone,

yes we are looking for either an English teacher or a native speaker of English fmiliar with formal business English to write a summary of our days news stories as well as edit the headlines writen by our media monitoring team.  We estimate that it will take between 20-30 minutes a day and are willing to pay 1m Rupiah a month for the service. Thanks for your responses!

Hi rossbach,
I am very much interested in working for you as a writer, I myself am an English teacher who also speaks Indonesian as a native language, furthermore I am experienced in doing translations and also currently freelancing as a proofreader for English speaking Indonesian schools.

Kind regards,
Sean

Phone  :+62819 0563 3833
E-mail :seansutrisno@yahoo.com

lukereg wrote:

Then it will be illegal for western people to work for you the employer must provide legal paperwork and sponsor the teacher to work here.

Immigration assure me, if it's part time with no formal contract or payment structure, they'll ignore it, if the native has a husband/wife sponsored KITAP.
I'm unsure they'd stand to full time working.

Perhaps toriq_amar could post more details including hours and what payment is offered.

Ubudian wrote:

"they'll ignore it, if the native has a husband/wife sponsored KITAP."

Fred, I think you meant to write, "foreigner" and not native, yes?

It won’t be long before foreigners married to an Indonesian (for a specific number of years) and therefore eligible for KITAP are allowed the same working privileges as the locals, viz no work permit required.  The general direction that we are headed is that foreign spouses of Indonesians that have been here for a long time be granted most all the same rights as an Indonesian citizen aside from land ownership and voting rights.

In this context, "native" is the common term used to say a person is a native speaker of English.

Digitarius wrote:

Hello, I am moving to Indonesia in a few years, 2-3 at the most,  and I would love to teach English as I learn Bahasha.  Could you give any real advice and if I could help you in some way I'd love to.   

You'll need to be a degree holding, non drug addict, healthy, teacher with a minimum of five years experience, who is probably under 60 years of age.

david_denfield wrote:

Hi,

I'm a native English speaker from London, and I'll be relocating to Jakarta.

I'm looking for any freelance work, especially writing based.

I'd be very interested in this project, especially if is ongoing.

Regards,
David

Perhaps it would be a good time to mention this is probably illegal, could get you a large fine, possibly prison time and deported.
That changes if you have a wife sponsored KITAP.