FOREIGN TEACHERS ARE NEEDED ALL OVER CHINA
Ad No.90374
Posted Oct 12,2016 13:27 by Amanda
Date due:Dec 12,2016
Beijing Language Teaching Part Time
We are looking for Teachers,whose Native Language is English,willing to teach in China.
Mostly schools are in South of China.
The Benefit package for ESL Teachers includes:
Period:1st Mar.2017 to 1st Jul.2017
Salary:4,000 yuan to 5,000 yuan /Month
Teaching load&schedule:20 teaching hours per week
A rent-free,fully furnished apartment for living room,bedroom,kitchen and bathroom
Kitchen equipment provided.Other electric appliances will be supplied:water heater,microwave etc.
If you are interested,please read the information above and kindly send your application to attach the following documents(doc or JPEG format). The subject to be mentioned,as "Teach in China".
1. Resume(简历)
2. A copy of academic degree/diploma/certificate
3. A copy of your valid passport
4. A recent color photo
5. A letter of recommendation/or release letter from your previous Chinese school(Only if you worked in China previously)
6.Any other relevant information that you think might help your application
1. When is the deadline for the application?A.On October 12th,2016. | B.On December 12th,2016. |
C.On March 1st,2017. | D.On July 1st,2017. |
A.To copy your resume. | B.To find a photo of your own. |
C.To send your academic certificate. | D.To make a copy of your valid passport. |
A.A stay in China for 6 months. | B.A well-paid job in South of China. |
C.An air heater in your living room. | D.An apartment without paying rent. |
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