Kids ESL Teacher (Multiple Locations)
Currently hiring for Nanjing and Xi’An
These positions are for professional individuals who are prepared to work flexibly in a vibrant, caring and supportive educational environment and city. The successful candidate will be able to develop, plan and deliver the required level and standard of education to our students through creative application of professional knowledge and teaching techniques.
We are looking for someone who can reach the high standards we have set for ourselves and our students.
What you'll be doing
General Responsibilities
Teaching English to younger learners in fun and interesting ways to encourage further interest in English.
Preperation
Preparing classes, creating games and making a list of suitable props and materials to be used during class.
Assessments
Taking part in monthly and yearly educational assessments of the students progress and discussions with other teachers and parents.
Working as a Team
A big part of working in China is working with a lot of other teachers, and various different co-workers. Most of whom will not speak English. It is important to be able to work efficiently and understand miscommunications issues will arise and solving the problems as they do.
Living in China
Xi’an is the capital of Shaanxi Province and one of the oldest cities in China. It is the oldest of the Four Great Ancient Capitals, having held the position under several of the most important dynasties in Chinese history. Tourism is an important component of the local economy with places such as the Mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang and his Terracotta Army.
Xining is the capital of the Qinghai province. It is located in the west of China and thus has a very unique style and vibe over many other eastern Chinese cities. It can connect to all the big Western Chinese cities such as Lanzhou, Urumqi and Tibet and, in fact, it is the largest city that sits on the Tibetan Plateau. With many influences from all of these diverse cultures combining in one city.
How it works
Non of our teachers are required to pay any upfront costs, but you will need to be able to pay for your flight to China, as well as have some savings to get you start (excluding accommodation as we’ll sort this for you). Please take a read of our How it works sections for full information.