Urgent!!! A famous U.K-based kindergarten in Beijing and Shenzhen is looking for several full-time English teachers.
- Class size and ages:
2~6 yrs old kids and 20 students maximum
- Working hours and days:
9:00 am to 17:00 pm (from Monday to Friday)
40 working hours per week
- Competitive salary package
16,000 RMB after tax (plus free accommodation)
- Benefits
Endowment insurance
Medical insurance
Unemployment insurance
Employment injury insurance
Maternity insurance
Housing fund
- Start date
ASAP
- Requirements
Native speakers with good communication skills
Relative experience preferred in kindergarten
TESOL/TEFL/CELTA/DELTA required
- Location
Address: Beijing Capital International Airport, Beijing
And Baoan District, Shenzhen
If you are interested in this position, please send one of your photos and resume to my email box. Thanks very much~~
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