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| One year with AEON goes fast. When you arrive at your school,
you will meet the staff as well as the hundreds of students who have been eagerly
awaiting your arrival. It will take a while for you to learn their names, but
eventually you will recognize everyone who comes through the door. Teaching does
not come quickly to everyone. In your first few weeks, do not be surprised if
preparation takes a bit more time than you expected and lessons do not go as smoothly
as you had hoped. However, with your knowledge from Training and with the support
of your coworkers, you will find that by the time you attend Follow Up Training,
your confidence has improved immensely. At this point, you can focus your attention
on fine tuning your teaching, taking good care of your students, and making your
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| Meet an AEON training staff member at the airport and proceed to the training center |
Initial Training Introduction to the AEON method and lesson structure Teaching practice and feedback Introduction to the business responsibilities at the school
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| Depart to the branch school |
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On-the-job Training School Orientation Informational meeting with the Manager Work with the departing teacher Observe and teach lessons
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Follow Up Training
2-3 months later |
Around the 6 month mark
Meeting with the Manager to discuss contract renewals
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Various
Educational Workshops, Area Meetings, and Professional Development Seminars, are held throughout
the year |
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