Beijing Homeroom Montessori Kindergarten Up to 28K after tax
Beijing, China•Full-Time•Up To 28,000 CNY per month
Posted 8 days ago
🔥 Homeroom Teacher in Beijing - Montessori Kindergarten, Up to 28K (after tax) + Paid Holidays! ASAP
🏫 School Information
• School Type: Montessori kindergarten
• Location: Chaoyang district
💼 Position Details
• Work Schedule: 1-hour lunch and approximately 1-hour prep time daily
• Start Date: ASAP
💰 Salary & Benefits
• Base Salary: Up to 28K (after tax), potential 1K-2K more with Montessori teaching experience or AMS/AMI certification
• Holidays: Approximately 3 weeks summer and 3 weeks winter paid holidays
• Visa & Benefits: Commercial insurance
🎯 Requirements
Native English speakers only
• Experience & Other: kindergarten teaching experience needed / Montessori teaching experience preferred
jobs@hmihr.com
🏫 School Information
• School Type: Montessori kindergarten
• Location: Chaoyang district
💼 Position Details
• Work Schedule: 1-hour lunch and approximately 1-hour prep time daily
• Start Date: ASAP
💰 Salary & Benefits
• Base Salary: Up to 28K (after tax), potential 1K-2K more with Montessori teaching experience or AMS/AMI certification
• Holidays: Approximately 3 weeks summer and 3 weeks winter paid holidays
• Visa & Benefits: Commercial insurance
🎯 Requirements
Native English speakers only
• Experience & Other: kindergarten teaching experience needed / Montessori teaching experience preferred
jobs@hmihr.com
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