Kindergarten English Teacher (Multiple Locations)
Currently hiring for the following centres – Guangzhou, Chengdu
You must be determined and able to create a magical learning experience for kids. You will be expected to help our students develop both their English proficiency and their 21st century social skills.
You will be required to maintain the high quality of the course and education program which we have established cooperation with many academic centers and publishing companies.
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
Guangzhou is relatively laid back compared to Shanghai where people always seem in a rush and it is very conveniently located, 2 hours by train to HK, close to Zhuhai which is nice for a weekend and many South East Asian countries are within a couple of hours flight. The metro is really good in Guangzhou, however very crowded during rush hours on particular lines so that is not always convenient.
Chengdu is traditionally a tourist city and it doesn’t have much spots in town but it serves as a transit for a number of natural sightseeing & hiking routes in middle west of China. The locals consider their culture and their tourism closely connected to the city’s leisure life style. Chengdu life are generally easy and slow-paced. You may picture it as living like a panda.
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.