Piotr Nowak

 http://www.coursesinenglish.ie/eng/
 teaching English as a foreign language (class levels from Beginner to Upper-Intermediate)
 teaching FETAC (Further Education and Training Awards Council) level 4 ESL and Communication courses to adults (most of whom were Chinese)
 delivering FETAC level 5 courses, including: Tourism Awareness, Tourism Enterprise, Health and Safety at Work, and Customer Service
 preparing and supervising exams according to FETAC standards
 taking and counting students’ attendance on a daily and monthly basis
 providing and filing assessment documentation
 providing mid- and end-course feedback to students, consulting and giving tuition before assignments
 constantly increasing the ratio of students’ passes
 devising, organizing and taking active part in the school’s social life

 working as part of a 4-member team developing an online language course (based on the Common European Framework) for international students of English
 work involved writing a complete syllabus for the A1 level of English in accordance with the CEF
 the whole course consisted of videos and interactive exercises, thoroughly guiding a learner through basic grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, and cultural information
 the course now written and recently video-recorded undergoes its online publication

 http://transmart.pl/
 translating written legal acts, agreements, technical instructions, academic journals, and articles
 work involved frequent all-night sessions with a computer and a set of dictionaries as many deadlines were particularly short
 this job greatly increased my knowledge of vocabulary in areas such as law, engineering, and business

 www.edoo.pl
 teaching English on the phone and via the Internet (e.g. through Skype); students were Polish adults living permanently in the United States
 testing new students to asses their level of English
 taking book orders from students; taking part in workshops regularly organized by the company to improve the quality of on-the-phone contacts
 preparing and conducting over 550 lessons (many of which during the night due to time differences) over the period of 8 months – this, indeed, required great perseverance, devotion and organizational skills