EF English First

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New Positions Every Week in China's Major Metropolitan Cities [FULL JOB PACKAGE]

China,  Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen

This advert was posted on: Wednesday, June 03, 2009

• Our package includes:
  * Competitive salary
  * 10 days + Chinese national holidays
  * Legal Z-visa
  * Primary medical and accidental health insurance
  * Annual flight allowance
  * 2 weeks accommodation upon arrival
  * Assistance with housing
  * Initial training
  * Renewal bonus
  
  Have 1+ years teaching experience and looking for a new challenge?
  
  EF English First is looking for qualified teachers to facilitate the learning process in our students in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen. Not only will you help students reach their personal and professional goals, you’ll be learning from them too! Experience a new way of teaching in modern & high tech centers. The eyes of the world are on China and you can experience the fast paced changes that are happening now!
  
  Our package is highly competitive and includes:
  • Market competitive salary
  • Paid vacation days + public holidays
  • Health insurance
  • Flight allowance
  • 2 weeks accommodation upon arrival
  • Assistance with housing
  • Training & professional development
  • Renewal bonus
  
  Qualified? Find out! Do you have:
  • 1+ year teaching, preferable in ESL
  • Bachelors Degree
  • CELTA certificate or equivalent (No? Don’t worry we can help you get one!)
  • A passport from an English speaking country
  • A positive outlook, willingness to learn and a great team spirit
  
  If so that’s the first step in joining the EF team!
  
  How to Apply:
  Go to: www.englishfirst.com/trt/ and fill out our short application form.
  
  If we think there is a match, we will be in touch with you shortly to schedule an interview in order to learn more about you.
  
  ESL Jobs in China
  
• EF English First
  3/F Jinling Hai Xin Building
  666 Fu Zhou Road
  Shanghai
  200001
  China
  

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