Arabic-L:PEDA:World Learning School Job

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1) Subject:World Learning School Job

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Date: 30 Oct 2007
From:Eleanor Thomas <eleanor.thomas at sit.edu>
Subject:World Learning School Job

Colleagues,

World Learning's School for International Training (www.sit.edu) is
looking for a Middle Eastern Studies expert to assist in the  
development of
curriculum for its undergraduate, interdisciplinary, field-based  
study abroad
programs in the Middle East (Jordan, Oman).

The ideal candidate will be fluent in Arabic, have familiarity MSA
teaching and experience developing curricula for US undergraduates.  
Topics include:  Culture & Society; Globalization and the Arab
World; International Economics, Energy & Diversification in the Gulf;  
Political
Culture & Development; Diaspora Studies.


The hired consultant will have two-three months to develop syllabi
for these programs.  Work can be completed from any location, but the
designated consultant will be expected to work with SIT staff via email
and telephone during the consultancy period.

Please send CV and letter of interest to:
Eleanor Thomas,
Assistant to the Dean,
SIT Study Abroad
eleanor.thomas at sit.edu


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Eleanor M. Thomas
Executive Assistant  Office of the Dean -- SIT Study Abroad
www.sit.edu/studyabroad

Tel:  802-258-3291 Fax: 802-258-3296
Email:  eleanor.thomas at sit.edu

Kipling Road, PO Box 676
Brattleboro,  VT  05302

School for International Training is the accredited higher education  
institution of World Learning

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