Use English, such as grammar, phonetics, word formation, and sentence style.

Clearly interpret the use of language to make it easier for them to understand.

Understand new languages and be affected by age, cultural traditions, native languages.

Demonstrate techniques such as Communicative Language Teaching (CLT), Task-Based Learning (TBL), and other methods.

Develop a study plan that has clear objectives and fits the student's academic level.

Prepare tests and assessments of student progress, both formal and informal assessments.

Use appropriate classroom management methods, set classroom rules, and manage learners.

Develop effective communication using language, tone, and gestures.

Create good lessons, diverse activities in teaching such as games, live assessments, teamwork.

Manage time, appropriate activities, and create a professional teaching environment.

Use new technologies such as Zoom, Google Classroom, other language curriculum, and use digital platforms to create active and diverse classrooms.

Address different technical issues or cultural situations by responding effectively.

Give feedback on students' abilities to help improve and encourage them to evaluate themselves.

Address weaknesses and develop ethics in teaching.