Teaching Positions in Suzhou, China
Posted by Flora Pennington - 14:25 on 22 September 2010
TEACHERS ARE WANTED TO START IMMEDIATELY.
Suzhou is a very unique and cultural city and is listed as the most beautiful city in China. It has everything you may need from restaurants to health bars and is only 20 minutes from Shanghai and an overnight train from Beijing. The positions are for two English Teachers to work for an English training centre in 5 different locations throughout Suzhou, China.
The centre offers young students the best learning environment in Suzhou and instil this spirit of learning and enthusiasm into the teaching staff as well as all of the support team.
Requirements for the position:
- 100/110-hour TEFL England certificate
- A Bachelor degree/diploma
- Between the ages of 25 and 50
- Clean Police Record
- Classroom experience is preferred but not necessary.
- Sign a 12 month contract
The job includes a very competitive salary of 9000rmb per month for 80 hours work. If you would like to add extra hours they will be paid at a rate of 150rmb an hour. Great teaching facilities are provided, with company insurance, extensive training and housing assistance. You will also be given your working visa, licenses and resident permit and a health check.
You will receive paid holidays including all Chinese Nationally recognized holidays and Christmas.
You will be working a flexible schedule of 5 days a week, which will usually include Saturday and Sunday as they can be the busiest in the centre. Then you will receive two consecutive days off.
Accommodation and flights are not included, although support will be given to you to help find an apartment. Rent can cost between £150 and £300 per month, not including bills.
Students can range from the age of 3-15 and are at all different levels. Classes are generally split into same-ability groups.
If you want to apply for this job send your CV with recent picture to info@telfscotland.co.uk
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