We are always looking for people interested in leadership positions and ready to get more involved! Submit your application here if you see a job title that interests you. Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions.
We are looking for individuals who are committed to the field of English language instruction and interested in:
- Treasurer (no term limit): The Treasurer shall conduct (e.g., record, maintain, monitor) the financial business of the association. The responsibilities of the Treasurer include the following: project annual tri-state conference expenses and revenue; maintain online registration for conferences, collect and deposit conference registration fees; assist the Webmaster to pay for the domain and web hosting; present financial reports at each Executive Board and business meetings; coordinate travel and stipend for keynotes and TESOL International Association affiliate representative; and submit written budget reports as requested by the President, Executive Board, and/or TESOL International Association.
- Regional representative for New Hampshire As a regional representative, you would be responsible for ensuring communication with the members in your state, serving as liaison between state members and the association, promoting membership in your state, helping the association better serve the members in your state and presenting a collaboratively written state report to the Executive Board at each board meeting.
- Regional representative for Maine As a regional representative, you would be responsible for ensuring communication with the members in your state, serving as liaison between state members and the association, promoting membership in your state, helping the association better serve the members in your state and presenting a collaboratively written state report to the Executive Board at each board meeting.
- Regional representative for Vermont As a regional representative, you would be responsible for ensuring communication with the members in your state, serving as liaison between state members and the association, promoting membership in your state, helping the association better serve the members in your state and presenting a collaboratively written state report to the Executive Board at each board meeting.