Teach English in Chengdu + Help Save Pandas from Extinction

We are currently searching for 3 English teacher positions in Chengdu, China for FEB/MAR 2017 start date. As you may know, Chinese parents spend more of their income on education than on housing, and the importance of education shows.

Our students, ranging in age from 3 to 18, are a spirited, motivated bunch. As an English teacher, you will have a direct impact on these students, and see them progress by leaps and bounds. Positions are currently available in Beijing, Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Shanghai and more than 50 other cities in China.

PACKAGE

10000 -- 20000 RMB Net Monthly Salary
Monthly Performance Bonus
22 days holiday (national and personal)
Accommodation / Accommodation allowance provided
10,000 RMB Yearly Flight Allowance
Legal work visa provided
Health Insurance provided
300 RMB Cambridge University TKT Certificate
5 Working days per week
Free weekly class-based Mandarin lessons
Career Opportunities into Senior Teacher and Director of Studies positions
REQUIREMENTS

BA Degree
Must be over 22 years old
AUS, US, UK, CAN, NZ, SA passport holder only
JOB RESPONSIBILITIES

Teach kids in China aged 3-18 in groups up to 16 students
Planning and delivering lessons to children
Using electronic media and EF-developed courseware to teach English efficiently and effectively
Evaluating student progress and providing ongoing guidance for improvement to both students and their parents
Assigning and evaluating out of class exercises
Participating in social activities with students organized by your school to encourage oral English proficiency

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Chengdu "Home of the Pandas"

City introduction

Located on the edge of the fertile plains of the Red Basin in Sichuan Province, Chengdu is sometimes called the "Land of Milk and Honey." It's a vibrant city that maintains local character, despite its quick development and designation as a major transportation hub. Many foreigners are drawn to the city located in the west of China for its relaxed pace of life and easy access to travel destinations such as Tibet, Yunnan and the rest of South East Asia.

The city is known to Chinese people as being home to some of the nation's most delicious food, and as such, foodies from all over come to enjoy the local fare.

It's a great place to make new friends. Many of our teachers get together to visit many of the stunning natural beauty the area has to offer.

To get around the city, teachers can choose to use public tranportation like the brand new metro system or take a taxi, the rate of which starts at 6RMB -- less than $1!

In 2014, Chengdu was listed on Fodor Travel Guide's Top 25 Places in the World to Visit.



City Statistics

Population: 14 million

Public Transportation: 3 major train stations, 1 international airport, 2 subway lines, hundreds of bus routes & taxis

Language: Mandarin, local dialects

Climate: Subtropical, with four seasons



What makes Chengdu unique?

Travel! Yellow Dragon National Park, perched in a high mountain valley, offers invigorating adventure options. The ambitious can trek to Lhasa, go whitewater rafting or embark on multi-day river journeys. Alternatively, a five-mile trot brings you to five terraced, temple pools glowing with stunning hues
Food! When people think of Chengdu, they immediately think of hotpot -- and it's as fantastic as everyone says! There are many varieties for you to try, so if you don't like spicy food, there will still be something for you.

Leisure! Chengdu is famous for its strong affinity for leisure and enjoyment. From traditional teahouses, theaters to modern pubs and clubs, people here know how to enjoy the night.

Pandas! The endangered species Giant Pandas are a mainstay of the city and its people. The research base is one of the most beautiful attractions in China thanks to its design inspired by nearby Sichuan countryside.