English Teacher: Brazil

Teach English as a second language for people from Latin America that are being equipped to be sent as missionaries to other continents. The teacher gives classes for students that come for an intensive English Course that takes 5 months. There is also opportunity to do evangelism through English Classes to non-believers.
  • Start Date: ASAP
  • Commitment Length: 6-12 months (full time)
- Teaching skills
- Love for people and for teaching

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Job opportunities in Brazil

  • Administrative Assistant/Office Manager
    The job consists in assist the Director in the general administration of the Office searching for the best methods and ways to achieve the best results in terms of finance, people & resources management.

    * Development of organizational strategies and plans
    * Establish indicators of performance and achievements
    * Optimize the staff performance
    * Establish and evaluate budgets
  • Communication Coordinator
    OM working in Latin America is in need of someone to coordinate communications across 13 countries in which we work. This role requires good communication and motivational skills, as well as the ability to coordinate multi-cultural teams.
  • English Teacher
    Teach English as a second language for people from Latin America that are being equipped to be sent as missionaries to other continents. The teacher gives classes for students that come for an intensive English Course that takes 5 months. There is also opportunity to do evangelism through English Classes to non-believers.
  • System Administrator
    To provide support for OM Brazil team, ensuring that computer systems are upgraded and working effectively. It also involves teaching the team how to use effectively the equipments, software, etc. For the right person, this can also mean being involved in what OM is doing with IT around the world.

    * Maintain and upgrade Linux server:OM's standard server (file/print/mail) operating system is an enhanced version of Linux. Our version includes a simple to use menuing system to aid system administration tasks. Developers need to take advantage of Linux improvements and to add further functionality to our standard server operating system.

    * Assistance, training and problem solving for Windows XP, Office 2003, and other OM standard software.

    * Purchase/upgrade of appropriate software and hardware.

Recent Stories from Brazil

Out of the mud
15 Apr, 2008
Brazilian lady that got out from the streets of Sao Paulo and was transformed by the Gospel. Today she is a missionary reaching the marginalized people.

A hug for peace
22 Aug, 2007
On Friday 13 July, people from all over the world gathered to watch the official opening of the Pan American Games in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

TeenStreet Brazil
23 Jan, 2006
Around 500 teenagers gathered in Maringa, Brazil for TeenStreet in January 2006 - double the number at the 2005 conference.

FISHERS OF MEN
FISHERS OF MEN12 May, 2004
Marcio Garcia was a 20-year-old Bible student when he first had the vision of reaching Brazil's isolated fishermen with the good news of salvation. Uncertain whether this was from God, he shared his dream with experienced believers. Most encouraged Marcio to go ahead.

The first priority was to survey 5,600 miles of Brazilian coastline. With the help of Missionary Aviation Fellowship (MAF) Marcio eventually located 2,000 villages that had no knowledge of Jesus Christ. For the first 3½ years, he and his wife Damaris lived on a boat and managed to introduce Jesus to 62 fishing villages. Afterwards they based themselves among the fishermen and raised a family in very simple conditions.

GIANT STEPS FOR BRAZIL
9 Sep, 2003
"We see so many needs around us and we are not touching these needs," he explained. "And if you talk about mission and don't talk about poverty, it means nothing. The northeast is as poor as the worst of India.--And they have no clue of what the gospel is. So I feel more and more that we in O.M. need to change our paradigm, in terms of serving the world. Of course we want to emphasize cross-cultural ministry, but also the cross-cultural ministry we have here in Brazil. We want to serve as a training and resourcing base for missions here."

In line with this strategy, O.M. chose four dynamic agencies that focus on four different unreached people groups: 1. The Amazon Indian tribes [MEVA]; 2. Destitute people living along the Parana River [BETHANY FELLOWSHIP]; 3. Brazil's isolated coastal fishing villagers [MEAP]; and 4. The social outcasts of inner-city Sao Paulo [CENA].